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  1. African Cultural Diversity in the Media.Jean-Godefroy Bidima - 2008 - Diogenes 55 (4):122-133.
    With the disenchantment with independence in Africa, economic failure, the crimes of the elites from the independence years, the paralysis of symbolism, and finally the states' loss of dynamism, the 1990s ushered in a so-called phase of democratization. This was about rethinking citizenship and the relationship to politics. This democratization was a response to the notion of diversity. This paper claims that the answer to this diversity issue fell far short of expectations and proceeds different examples taken from social, cultural (...)
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  • Histoire intellectuelie du grand siècle aux lumières.Françoise Waquet, Joël Cornette, Laurent Thirouin, Jean-Pierre Cléro, François Laplanche, Chantal Grell, Jean Marie Goulemot, Thierry Wanegffelen, Monique Cottret, Giovanna Cifoletti, Annie Ibrahim & Christophe Charle - 1995 - Revue de Synthèse 116 (2-3):457-499.
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  • La polymorphie de la raison d'État.Laurie Catieeuw - 2006 - Revue de Synthèse 127 (1):185-197.
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  • La Modernité de la Raison d’État et le Masque du Temps.Laurie Caiteeuw - 2007 - Revue de Synthèse 128 (3-4):369-394.
    Au cours des xvi e et xvii e siècles, les théoriciens de la raison d’État définissent la nouvelle notion par comparaison des temps anciens et modernes: ils affirment, dans une quasi-unanimité, que les Anciens connaissaient la raison d’État — la privant volontiers de sa modernité. Pourtant, il n’en demeure pas moins qu’historiquement la raison d’État accompagne l’avènement de l’État moderne et participe à l’élaboration de sa rationalité politique. Dans cet article, on entend rappeler ces multiples figures antiques de la raison (...)
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  • Charlatan epistemology: As illustrated by a study of wonder-working in the late seventeenth-century Dutch Republic.Koen Vermeir - 2020 - Science in Context 33 (4):363-384.
    ArgumentThis article highlights the epistemic concerns that have permeated the historical discourse around charlatanism. In it, I study the term “charlatan” as a multivalent actor’s category without a stable referent. Instead of defining or identifying “the charlatan,” I analyze how the concept of the charlatan was used to make epistemic interventions about what constituted credible knowledge in two interconnected controversies. Focusing on these controversies allows me to thematize how the concept of “the charlatan” expanded beyond medical contexts and to bring (...)
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  • (1 other version)La diversité culturelle africaine vue sous l'angle des médias.Jean-Godefroy Bidima - 2008 - Diogène 220 (4):138-152.
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