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VIRTUAL EVENT
CCDS Presents: Gilles Marmasse, "L'homme dans l'Etat selon Hegel"
Le Centre d’études de la démocratie critique de l’AUP (CCDS), en partenariat avec le College International de Philosophie, présente le séminaire de recherche en philosophie d’Oliver Feltham «Généalogie et ontologie comparée de l’action politique dans la modernité européenne» au cours de ses quatre années consécutives. Ce semestre, ils accueillent professeur Gilles Marmasse (l’Université de Poitiers) qui devrait mener une discussion intitulée «L'homme dans l'Etat selon Hegel ».
À propos de la discussion:
La conférence examinera la vision qu’a Hegel de la citoyenneté. Comment se définit la volonté du citoyen en tant que tel et quel est le rôle du citoyen dans l’État ? On essaiera de comprendre ce qui amène Hegel, à la fois, à critiquer la démocratie et à théoriser un État exprimant la volonté du peuple.
À propos de Professeur Gilles Marmasse:
Gilles Marmasse est professeur à l’Université de Poitiers après avoir été maître de conférences à l’Université Paris-Sorbonne. Parmi ses ouvrages : L’histoire hégélienne entre malheur et réconciliation (Vrin, 2015) et Force et Fragilité des normes, les Principes de la philosophie du droit de Hegel (réédition Vrin, 2019).