Pierre-Thomas Eckert is a doctoral student in moral philosophy at the European University of Rome.
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“If even allies turn out to be potential aggressors, who can we rely on
?
No man can be counted on.
»
This heartfelt cry from Sandrine Rousseau in the columns of
Elle
magazine came in reaction to the seriousness of the accusations currently weighing on Gérard Miller.
Questioned on the set of “C à vous”, Clémentine Autain admitted to sharing this feeling of indignation, and called for a strong response:
“
What we are waiting for is a political speech.
»
Indeed, rape, for the moral left, is a highlighting of
“
our own relationship to power
”.
Only politicization of the phenomenon can create a safe environment for women.
Analyzing this sequence in terms of “discourse”, “politicization” and “power”, as Autain and Rousseau do, is a serious error.
Let's see why.
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For Autain and Rousseau, action is manifestation…
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