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Machiavel : rire de la crainte
Multitudes 3 (3):171-175 (2001)
Abstract
In this article I explain Machiavelli’s inverted and blasphemous usage of certain selected truths of theological and/or political discourse, by his self-imposed requirement to mock fear by treating it as the common affect of political philosophy. The laughter which flows from this mockery of philosophy also stands for the interruption of dialogue as a foundational philosophical practiceOther Versions
| reprint | Berns, Thomas (2007) "Machiavel : rire de la crainte". Multitudes 30(3):171-175 |
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