Season 12 · 24 Jun 2024For a "fresh and joyful" apocalypse?- 1:17:30The theoretical detour makes it possible to ground revolt in a strategy and a governmental program.
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Dominique Pagani refuses to set theory against practice: a practice is all the more effective when it has theoretical detours at its disposal, as medicine relies on biology1. From 2014 to 2023, he repeatedly takes up the formula that there is no revolutionary practice without revolutionary theory. Even in an emergency, one must go through a theoretical detour23. For him, this detour is the most practical thing there is, as the natural sciences show. He sets it against ideology and agitation, and links it to analysis rather than interpretation45. Theory consists first of all in reflecting on what one says, in seeking what speaking means. Anyone can thus take a theoretical distance from public speech67. He notes that theory requires leisure: its time is that of the detour, which is the very history of reflective thought, political at its starting point as at its end89. Speaking of Kant, he describes theory as the last stage, where one falls silent and contemplates the principle10. In 2024, he adds that this detour makes it possible to base revolt on a strategy and a programme of government11.
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Season 12 · 24 Jun 2024For a "fresh and joyful" apocalypse?
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