Quand l'Histoire sert à faire la guerre
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On 21 February 2022, Vladimir Putin recognised the independence of the Ukrainian separatist territories. Three days later, Russia invaded Ukraine. Once again, history, at the centre of the Russian president's speech, had been used to justify the war.
Within the human and social sciences, history is unique in that it is not only a means of knowing the past, but also a tool for structuring identities and constructing national imaginations. Its argumentative and justificatory power has made it an instrument of political power and action. Over the centuries, leaders of states, social or political groups have mobilised, misused or manipulated it in order to prepare their public opinions, to convince the undecided, to encourage military engagement or to legitimise, in the eyes of the international community, the justification for the use of force and violence.
Between historical rigour and social issues, at the heart of the relationship between history, power and society, the texts gathered in this volume review the bellicose uses of history. From Antiquity to the present day, from the East to the West and from the North to the South, each chapter reminds us that knowledge of the past remains essential not only to understand the present world and its dynamics, but also to protect ourselves from the instrumentalisation of history and disinformation, both in the past and in the age of social networks.
Specifications
- Publisher
- Presses Universitaires du Septentrion
- Title Part
-
Numéro 17
- Edited by
- Benjamin Deruelle,
- With
- Éric Aunoble, Deborah Barton, Carl Bouchard, Simon Cahanier, Laurent Colantonio, Benjamin Deruelle, Geneviève Dorais, Patrick Dramé, Bernard Gainot, Jean-Philippe Garneau, Christopher Goscha, Sophie Hulot, Hélène Sirantoine,
- Introduction by
- Benjamin Deruelle,
- Collection
- | n° 17
- ISSN
- 26778602
- Language
- français
- Publisher Category
- Bibliothèques > Bibliothèque Temps & Sociétés
- Publisher Category
- Septentrion Catalog > History
- BISAC Subject Heading
- HIS000000 HISTORY > HIS027000 HISTORY / Military > HIS027130 HISTORY / Wars & Conflicts
- Dewey (abridged)
- 900 History
- Onix Audience Codes
- 06 Professional and scholarly
- CLIL (Version 2013-2019)
- 3377 HISTOIRE
- Title First Published
- 03 October 2023
Livre broché
- Publication Date
- 01 January 2000
- ISBN-13
- 978-2-85939-623-7
- Extent
- Main content page count : 240
- Code
- 668
- Dimensions
- 14 x 24 cm
- Weight
- 350 grams
- List Price
- 21.34 €
- ONIX XML
- Version 2.1, Version 3
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Contents
Liste des abréviations
Introduction
Mise en perspective
Qu'est-ce que la signature en littérature ?
Pourquoi et comment une étude de la signature
pongienne
PREMIER CHAPITRE
L'affirmation dans son rapport à la signature
(pongienne)
Le oui de Ponge à son nom : selon Derrida
Le signe d'amitié
La signature des choses : une seule ecchymose terrible
L'impossible séparation : Élucidation systématique
de la signature pongienne en s'aidant de quelques
formules lacaniennes
DEUXIÈME CHAPITRE
Le sabbat et l'hostie
LE BATTEMENT DU VOLET
Mise en perspective
Lecture
D'une signature non concluante
L'ABÎME DES OTAGES
Mise en perspective
Lecture
Il n'y a rien de si tragique
Face à un tel sujet.
TROISIÈME CHAPITRE
La limite comme motif scriptural
POÈTIQUE DE L'HABITAT
Inventaire des écrans pongiens et de leurs fonctions
" Misérable à mon gré qui n'a chez soi où être à soi "
Conclusion
LE REFUS DE CROYANCE
Le corps et la loi morale
Le souffle divin
HAMLET ET LE BOUFFON
Deux petits écrits
De la spectrographie
D'UNE CONCLUSION COMME ÉLÉMENT DE COMIQUE PUR