L’Homme calculable
by Jacques Henric
Paperback (Published)
(February 1992)
ISBN: 9782251390109
Price: $14.00
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La victoire definitive, absolue de la societe sur l’individu est en cours de realisation. Elle ne s’impose ni par le bas (proletariat) ni par une violence directe (revolution) mais par le milieu, en empruntant les pacifiques voies de la democratie et de la culture. La petite-bourgeoisie, ecrit un philosophe italien contemporain, a herite du monde, elle est la forme dans laquelle l’humanite a survecu au nihilisme . Voici la saga de cette Petite Bourgeoisie a vocation Planetaire qui, realise le programme de ce (vrai) communisme: rendre enfin, selon la terrible expression de Nietzsche, l’homme calculable.
- By (author) Jacques Henric
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