Ce que nous devons à l’enseignement
Modernity speaks a market’s language. The status of the intellectual favors the figure of the economist. The humanities (literature) suffer from a landslide that threatens their existence. Several countries have declared war on all that is not exact sciences. In this article we will try to see how l...
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doaj-0e2010a864ae45248f7e81a97c16c16f2020-11-24T20:41:26ZengAssociation Portugaise d'Etudes FrançaisesCarnets1646-76982017-01-01910.4000/carnets.2131Ce que nous devons à l’enseignementSidi Omar AzeroualModernity speaks a market’s language. The status of the intellectual favors the figure of the economist. The humanities (literature) suffer from a landslide that threatens their existence. Several countries have declared war on all that is not exact sciences. In this article we will try to see how literature protects humanism and rejects a pragmatic approach that reduces the citizen to a mere object of consumption.http://journals.openedition.org/carnets/2131literatureFrenchlegitimacyeducationhumanism |
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Modernity speaks a market’s language. The status of the intellectual favors the figure of the economist. The humanities (literature) suffer from a landslide that threatens their existence. Several countries have declared war on all that is not exact sciences. In this article we will try to see how literature protects humanism and rejects a pragmatic approach that reduces the citizen to a mere object of consumption. |
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