OANA ȘERBAN Abstract At 50 years from May ’68 and 150 years from the moment when Marx’s Capital was published, revisiting the Situationist International appears to be one of the most urgent tasks that any attentive observer of the effects of the French “intellectual revolution” must fulfil in order to explain the cultural synchronicities and … [Read more…]
Oana Șerban Abstract The aim of this paper is to examine and define the transpolitical individualism as expression of the postcommunist transition to democracy, based on the analysis that Gilles Lipovetsky devoted to the French revolution of May’68. This historical moment has been regarded not only as a powerful instrument to achieve the so-called … [Read more…]
Jean-Claude Bourdin Abstract To the question “What happened with the fall of the Berlin Wall and the fall of Communism?” this article does not provide the reader with original answers. After analyzing how they can be considered as historical events and why the explanations given have not taken seriously that these decisions were taken … [Read more…]