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Ideology --- Idéologues (French philosophers) --- Philosophy, French --- Idéologie --- Idéologues (Philosophes français) --- Philosophie française --- Idéologues (French philosophers) --- Idéologie --- Idéologues (Philosophes français) --- Philosophie française --- CDL --- 1 --- Philosophers --- Knowledge, Theory of --- Philosophy --- Political science --- Psychology --- Thought and thinking

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La philosophie française, sans guillemets, ça n’existe pas. Le présent ouvrage tente d’élucider les conditions dans lesquelles, dans la période post-révolutionnaire, l’investigation philosophique, directement investie dans les transformations de la société, a revêtu les formes singulières qui ont conduit à l’identifier comme « française ». Ce phénomène complexe est examiné à partir d’exemples empruntés aux principaux courants de pensée qui, de la Première République (Sieyès) à la Troisième (Barni), ont alimenté le débat d’idées au cours du xixe siècle, à savoir le conservatisme (Bonald, Maistre, Chateaubriand), le rationalisme (les Idéologues, Cousin, Renan) et le socialisme (l’école saint-simonienne, Proudhon). Mais en réfléchissant à la constitution de ces trois idéologies, on en vient à interroger la constitution du concept même d’« idéologie ». Et ce qui se découvre ainsi, c’est notre histoire, celle dont nous sommes d’autant plus tributaires que nous l’ignorons.

Philosophy, French --- Philosophy, Modern. --- Ideology. --- Idéologues (French philosophers) --- Philosophie française --- Philosophie moderne --- Idéologie --- Idéologues (Philosophes français) --- Idéologues (French philosophers) --- Philosophie française --- Idéologie --- Idéologues (Philosophes français) --- Philosophy, French. --- 1800-1899 --- socialisme --- XIXe siècle --- France --- philosophie --- rationalisme --- idéologie --- conservatisme --- idéologues --- abbé Sieyès --- Jules Barni

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"The French Revolution swept away the Old Regime along with many of its ideas about epistemology, history, society, and politics. In the intellectual ferment that followed, debates about religion figured prominently as diverse thinkers grappled with the philosophical and civil status of religion in a post-revolutionary age. Arthur McCalla demonstrates the central place of religion in the intellectual life of post-revolutionary France in Religion and the Post-Revolutionary Mind. Certain questions--What is the nature of religion? Does society rest on religious foundations? What ought to be the place of religion in society?--drew sustained attention from across the political spectrum. Idéologues viewed religion as error and sought to eradicate it through the promotion of secular values. Catholic Traditionalists understood religion as a body of revealed truths of supernatural origin that ought to be authoritative in all aspects of life. Liberals sought to replace Christian orthodoxy with a new public faith consonant with liberal values. But these blocs were not monolithic, and McCalla reveals the complexities of each one, as well as the dialogues and rivalries among them. The categories established by the concepts of religion these thinkers constructed continue to shape debates over liberationist critiques, liberal pluralism, laïcité, and political theology. The place of religion in civil society is again a matter of urgent debate. Religion and the Post-Revolutionary Mind provides essential historical context for thinking about the status of religion in the contemporary world."--

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Ideologen (Franse filosofen) --- Ideologues (Franse filosofen) --- Ideologues (French philosophers) --- Ideologues (Philosophes français) --- 1 DESTUTT DE TRACY, ANTOINE LOUIS CLAUDE --- 800.1 --- Ideology --- -Language and languages --- -Foreign languages --- Languages --- Anthropology --- Communication --- Ethnology --- Information theory --- Meaning (Psychology) --- Philology --- Linguistics --- Knowledge, Theory of --- Philosophy --- Political science --- Psychology --- Thought and thinking --- Filosofie. Psychologie--DESTUTT DE TRACY, ANTOINE LOUIS CLAUDE --- Taalfilosofie --- History --- -History --- Destutt de Tracy, Antoine Louis Claude comte --- -Filosofie. Psychologie--DESTUTT DE TRACY, ANTOINE LOUIS CLAUDE --- 800.1 Taalfilosofie --- 1 DESTUTT DE TRACY, ANTOINE LOUIS CLAUDE Filosofie. Psychologie--DESTUTT DE TRACY, ANTOINE LOUIS CLAUDE --- -800.1 Taalfilosofie --- Foreign languages --- Language and languages --- Philosophy&delete& --- Destutt de Tracy, Antoine Louis Claude, --- De Tracy, Antoine Louis Claude Destutt, --- Tracy, Antoine Louis Claude Destutt, --- Tracy, Destutt, --- Destutt Tracy, --- Destutt de Tracy, A. L. C.,