La culture de l’autrui dans la pensée de Denis de Rougemont
The culture of others in the mind of Denis de Rougemont
Author(s): Cristina DogotSubject(s): Politics / Political Sciences
Published by: Editura Universitatii din Oradea
Keywords: Europe; culture; difference; person; personalism; federal idea Denis de Rougemont – essai bio-bibliographique
Summary/Abstract: The diversity of European space inspired Denis de Rougemont to create his own opinion about the attitude toward the peoples of Europe. In fact Rougemont don’t think in the terms of “people”, but that of human beings. For Rougemont each person is important as a God’ creature, and any difference is important is these conditions. It is not tolerance, a term not very liked by Rougemont, it is a deep comprehension. Personal differences make European culture an original and specific one, and this particularity represent the fundament of European unity. So, unifying Europe became important not for the state or peoples, but for persons .
Journal: Eurolimes
- Issue Year: 2008
- Issue No: 6
- Page Range: 22-45
- Page Count: 25
- Language: French
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