Violence, civilité, révolution: autour d'Étienne Balibar

Paris: La Dispute. Edited by Marie-Claire Caloz-Tschopp & Ahmet Insel (2015)
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Suite de la réflexion sur les rapports entre violence, civilité et révolution dans les sociétés contemporaines, initiée par le philosophe Etienne Balibar dans son ouvrage Violence et civilité et prolongée par un colloque international en 2014.

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