Bérénice Levet, already noticed, in particular, for
The Imaginary Museum of Hannah Arendt
(Stock, 2011) and
The Theory of Gender or the Dreamed World of Angels
(Pocket Book, 2016), analyze the revolutionary lyricism of an ideology that has taken over from Marxism and puts Western culture on trial.
Taking up the vocabulary of intersectionality, inclusiveness and rejection of borders, progressive ecology promotes a clean slate and deconstruction.
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Marc Lomazzi: "The trademark of radical ecology is virulent anticapitalism"
According to the philosopher, another ecology is possible, which would not be a war machine against Western heritage, but would draw from our culture the resources to counter the drifts of productivism and which would focus on the preservation of beauty.
Le Figaro
exclusively publishes large extracts from this clear, subtle and elegant essay.
A new ideology
Does this mean that where an ideology collapses, inevitably a new one must arise?
(…) What we could have taken for the end of the play…
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