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Peut-on se contenter d’un triomphalisme des Lumières pour penser nos liens sociaux aujourd’hui? Ne faut-il pas réfléchir sur un art d’hériter qui réglerait la passion démocratique du neuf? La culture de la perte naît autour du ‘moment 1800’ – la formule, de Marcel Gauchet, désigne l’époque où une nouvelle appréhension de l’historicité émerge. Souvent négligée mais néanmoins devenue une composante permanente de notre conscience historique, l’expérience de la perte contribue à ce que la démocratie se garde du présentisme en se remémorant l’héritage qui la fait vivre. Philip Knee examine cette expérience chez quelques auteurs attentifs au destin du legs religieux après la Révolution. Il rappelle comment Montaigne, Descartes, Pascal et Rousseau envisagent l’autorité avant 1789, puis aborde quatre facettes de la perte: la dynamique de rupture qui procède de la Révolution et le désarroi qu’elle engendre (Jouffroy); l’impératif de résister à cette dynamique en redonnant vie à l’ordre perdu (Maistre, Bonald); l’effort de repenser la continuité de la tradition chrétienne après les Lumières (Lamennais, Chateaubriand); la tentative de ruser avec la perte pour assurer à la liberté l’autorité dont elle a besoin (Tocqueville). Philip Knee se fait l’écho de ces écrivains qui, obligés de se regarder eux-mêmes comme des acteurs du temps et d’admettre, fût-ce à contrecœur, l’actualité des valeurs d’égalité et de liberté, insistent sur l’héritage d’une éducation chrétienne séculaire sans laquelle ces valeurs, et la question démocratique elle-même, ne se seraient pas imposées.

Table of Contents:
Introduction 1. Hériter / Inventer i. Montaigne et l’ambiguïté ii. Descartes et l’arrachement iii. Pascal et l’échec iv. Rousseau et le sentiment 2. Perdre i. La rupture et le préjugé ii. Jouffroy et l’attente iii. Le romantisme et la mélancolie 3. Résister i. Maistre et la providence ii. Bonald et l’ordre social 4. Composer i. La grâce et l’institution ii. Lamennais et le genre humain iii. Chateaubriand et la mémoire 5. Ruser i. Tocqueville et la transcendance ii. Gauchet et l’altérité Conclusion Bibliographie Index

Review :
Reviews ‘Ouvrage philosophique et historique qui s’inspire essentiellement des grandes œvres littéraires, L’Expérience de la perte entraîne aisement le lecteur dans une aventure culturelle centrée sur la dialectique de la continuité et de la rupture. Cet ouvrage hybridge, qui réussit à faire dialoguer plusieurs grands auteurs, est profondément éclairant pour la pensée française au tournant du 19e siècle.’ H-France Review ‘Voici un fort beau livre, une synthèse lumineuse de l’histoire du politique et du religieux de Montaigne à Marcel Gauchet; un ouvrage engagé également, avec une belle profondeur humaine, où le moment 1800 laisse transparaître le filigraine du moment 2015, tant les questions d’identité naturelle, du sens de l’histoire, de l’origine et des finalités de la société, de la fonction de l’éducation et des religions, de la validité des valeurs de liberté, d’égalité, de nouveauté occupent pleinement nos espirits actuellement’. Société Chateaubriand: Bulletin


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  • ISBN-13: 9781789627022
  • Publisher: Liverpool University Press
  • Publisher Imprint: Liverpool University Press
  • Language: French
  • Series Title: 2014:08 Oxford University Studies in the Enlightenment
  • ISBN-10: 1789627028
  • Publisher Date: 15 Aug 2014
  • Binding: Digital (delivered electronically)
  • No of Pages: 320


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