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16L'état de victime : quelques corps dans la scène thé'trale contemporaineActuel Marx 41 (1): 99-108. 2007.The 2005 Avignon Theatre Festival sparked a vast controversy about the insistent presence of bodies (whether wounded, broken, or humiliated) on stage. Without subscribing to the reactionary critical response to the Festival, it is legitimate to return to the debate in order to question the ubiquity of the “victim body” in contemporary theatre. Such representations, far from being heterodox, are in fact part of the massive ideology of “the ethical”, as diagnosed by Alain Badiou. The oppressed bod…Read more
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17Marxism, Politics, and Social ExperienceIn Daniel Loick & Rahel Jaeggi (eds.), Karl Marx - Perspektiven der Gesellschaftskritik, De Gruyter. pp. 285-296. 2013.
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30Sur Marx et les marxismesActuel Marx 48 (2): 129-137. 2010.On Marx et Marxisms. In response to the questions addressed by Jacques Bidet and Bruno Tinel, Gérard Duménil, Michael Löwy and Emmanuel Renault here outline the approach they adopted in their two recently published books on Marx, and on Marxisms . The questions raised here mainly hinge on the articulation between the political, the philosophical and the economic dimension of Marx’s writings, and the way these can be mobilised within contemporary debates
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19L'invisibilità politica del lavoro e le sue eco filosoficheIride: Filosofia e Discussione Pubblica 22 (1): 71-86. 2009.
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6Les ambiguités de l'épistémologie hégélienneIn Maxence Caron & Myriam Bienenstock (eds.), Hegel, Cerf. pp. 363--393. 2007.
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24Dewey, Hook et Mao : quelques affinités entre marxisme et pragmatismeActuel Marx 54 (2): 138. 2013.
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23Work and Domination in MarxCritical Horizons 15 (2): 179-193. 2014.The interpretation of Marx’s references to work and to domination is a vexed question. Can we say that Marx criticizes capitalism in terms of its effects on work? Or does he criticize capitalism from the standpoint of those subject to domination, and with whom his position is one of solidarity? Or does he elaborate a description of the unprecedented transformations brought about in the relations of power, which the category of domination is unable to apprehend effectively? The article argues tha…Read more
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187A Critical Theory of Social SufferingCritical Horizons 11 (2): 221-241. 2010.This paper begins by defending the twofold relevance, political and theoretical, of the notion of social suffering. Social suffering is a notion politics cannot do without today, as it seems indispensable to describe all the aspects of contemporary injustice. As such, it has been taken up in a number of significant research programmes in different social sciences (sociology, anthropology, social psychology). The notion however poses significant conceptual problems as it challenges disciplinary b…Read more
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31Postfordisme, marxisme et critique sociale en débatActuel Marx 40 (2): 156-168. 2006.The concepts of globalisation and of neoliberalism are symptomatic of the transformations which have taken place in the way the question of social critique has been addressed. The contemporary period has witnessed the emergence of a protocol of social analysis in which political inquiry is linked to historical diagnosis, drawing on the categories of historical periodisation and of economic analysis. The debate is thus, to a certain degree, shifted to the terrain of Marxism. As for the latter, it…Read more
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8PrésentationAstérion 7 3. 2010.Les articles réunis dans ce dossier de la revue Astérion portent sur la première génération de la Théorie critique (dont Max Horkheimer, Walter Benjamin, Theodor W. Adorno, Herbert Marcuse et Erich Fromm constituent sans doute les figures principales). Ils se concentrent plus précisément sur les contributions philosophiques qui marquèrent la période ouverte par l’accession de Horkheimer à la direction de l’Institut de recherches sociales (1931) et close par la publication en 1944 de Dialektik..
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3Marx et l'idée de critiquePresses Universitaires de France - PUF. 1995.La pensée de Marx est célèbre pour ses différentes critiques critique de la philosophie hégélienne, de la philosophie critique, de la philosophie tout court, de la religion, de la politique, du socialisme utopique, de l'économie politique... Une telle insistance ne peut être fortuite, elle indique bien plutôt un projet théorique original, critique en ce qu'il se veut polémique, mais aussi en ce qu'il se veut non dogmatique. L'ouvrage, en s'attachant aux étapes principales de l'évolution intellec…Read more
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13L'idéologie comme légitimation et comme descriptionActuel Marx 43 (1): 80-95. 2008.The Marxian concept of ideology has been subjected to various types of criticism. Some criticism derives from the concept’s internal difficulties. Other criticism stems from the historical evolution of ideological forms. The article argues that a shift which is often presented as an overcoming of ideology is rather to be seen as a transformation of ideology, which in turn calls for a transformation of our conceptions of ideology. The article thus focuses on the trend towards the replacement of a…Read more
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10Hegel, la naturalisation de la dialectiqueLibr. philosophique J. Vrin. 2001.La philosophie de la nature de l'Encyclopedie des sciences philosophiques fut, jusqu'a une date recente, presque ignoree par les etudes hegeliennes. Hegel s'y serait rendu coupable d'une pretention a concurrencer les sciences positives sur leur propre terrain et a rivaliser avec elles, en revelant a la fois son incomprehension de la scientificite la mieux etablie et la faible rationalite de son propre projet. Une lecture attentive permet de rectifier ces prejuges, en montrant non seulement que H…Read more
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29Comment Marx se réfère-t-il au travail et à la domination?Actuel Marx 49 (1): 15-31. 2011.How does Marx refer to Work and to Domination ? The interpretation of Marx’s references to work and to domination is a vexed question. Can we say that Marx criticises capitalism in terms of its effects on work ? Or does he criticise capitalism from the standpoint of those subject to domination, and with whom his position is one of solidarity ? Or does he elaborate a description of the unprecedented transformations brought about in the relations of power, which the category of domination is unabl…Read more
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19Une analyse marxiste des corps?Actuel Marx 41 (1): 14-27. 2007.In various ways, Marx ascribes a central role to the body in his theoretical and political system. In both his philosophy of praxis and his critique of political economy, the body is presented as a site of forces and needs. This enables Marx to provide a naturalist ground for the dynamics of praxis. It also enables him to define a critical perspective in terms of the effects registered in the body of a structure of domination and exploitation. The aim of the article is to present these themes an…Read more
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39Marxisme, philosophie sociale et théorie critiqueActuel Marx 47 (1): 188-195. 2010.Critical theory : tradition and current issues In this interview Axel Honneth reviews his personal trajectory, starting out from Marx and proceeding by way of critical theory. He defines his relation to the various currents of contemporary political philosophy and to the various research agendas which are today to the fore in critical theory. Honneth examines the place which a social philosophy can today claim and the question of the current renewal of interest in Adorno
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12Le problème de la résistance ouvrière dansLe CapitalLes Etudes Philosophiques 154 (4): 513. 2015.
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L’individualità Come Categoria Critica [individuality As A Critical Concept]la Società Degli Individui 35 159-176. 2009.L’articolo ricostruisce la tradizione della teoria critica nella quale il concetto di individualità ricopre un ruolo centrale. Questo concetto è cruciale già in Marx, sia per la sua antropologia, sia per la sua teoria sociale e il suo retroterra normativo. La posizione centrale dell’individualità diviene più esplicita in Adorno, che ne intreccia aspetti critici e utopici. Infine, è indubbia l’appartenenza di Honneth a questa tradizione, che egli si propone di attualizzare in prospettiva socio…Read more
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14Les crises du néolibéralisme: processus de révoltes et adaptationActuel Marx 47 (1). 2010.The crises of neo-liberalism, modalities of revolt and adaptability The aim of the article is to locate the current crisis within the history of neo-liberalism with its successive crises. The authors point to the fact that the crisis is the latest in a series of financial and economic crises, to which must be added energy and food crises. The article analyses the social effects of neo-liberalism by way of its return to a logic focused on the production of absolute surplus-value, following the re…Read more
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8Política y orden socialIn Ramón Alvarado, Gustavo Leyva, Sergio Pérez Cortés & Ricardo Espinoza Toledo (eds.), ¿Existe El Orden?: La Norma, la Ley y la Transgresión, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Unidad Iztapalapa, División De Ciencias Sociales Y Humanidades. pp. 137--152. 2010.
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14PrésentationPhilosophie 113 (2): 3-6. 2012.La réception d’Adorno dans le monde francophone est resté marquée, jusqu’à une date récente, par le primat de l’esthétique. Dans les premières générations des commentateurs du penseur allemand, l’influence des travaux de M. Jimenez et de R. Rochlitz témoigne de cette approche. Bien que le...
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Marx et l'idée de critique, coll. « Philosophies »Revue Philosophique de la France Et de l'Etranger 188 (2): 265-265. 1998.
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3L'expérience de l'injustice: reconnaissance et clinique de l'injusticeEditions La Découverte. 2004.Comment transformer les définitions communes de la justice sociale afin qu'elles puissent rendre compte des formes aujourd'hui les plus caractéristiques de l'injustice sociale? Comment leur faire rendre compte des souffrances de " ceux qui ont trop à dire pour pouvoir le dire "? Telles sont les questions auxquelles ce livre se propose de répondre. Dans une démarche originale, Emmanuel Renault reprend et élargit la théorie de la reconnaissance élaborée par le philosophe allemand Axel Honneth, afi…Read more