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Robert Redeker: "We are living a historic turning point as important as September 11, 2001"

2022-03-02T19:26:29.637Z


INTERVIEW – For the philosopher Robert Redeker, the invasion of Ukraine by Russia is, with September 11, the most important event of this beginning of the 21st century. According to him, it marks a change of era and paradigm that will lead Europe to reconnect with the primacy of politics.


LE FIGARO.

- As a philosopher, how do you view this war?

Beyond the geopolitical consequences, how is it likely to shake up imaginations, representations and even mentalities?

Robert REDEKER.

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The day of the invasion of Ukraine, February 24, 2022, will remain as such a significant date as September 11, 2001. Let's see in them the two most important dates of the beginning XXI century.

These are dates of a turn of time, opening an epoch.

An epoch, says Bossuet, is a time marked "

by some great event to which the rest is related

."

This event set the tone for the years that followed.

He discovers a new political and mental landscape, the possibility of which no one suspected until then, as if we had crossed the horizon line.

Volte des temps: here are the modified landmarks, the changed convictions.

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