universalism

Ethics and the Increasingly English-Speaking Psychiatric Tower of Babel

Jean-Pierre Cléro   Abstract Frenchmen dealing with ethics have only recently focused their attention on questions regarding its relation to language, whereas the British and the Americans who share the same interest have been interested in this problem for decades. The most surprising fact regarding this relative neglect, that is only about to be corrected, … [Read more…]

Que devient l’universalisme européen?

Monique Castillio   Abstract The Cold War has achieved a world order based on a balance of terror, a terrifying but ideologically and militarily transparent order: two enemy camps facing each other. The end of this dualistic geopolitics has brought to light a new, more frightening world, a world crossed by versatile, mobile and unpredictable … [Read more…]