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La Russie et la Chine : une relation asymétrique entre deux champs relationnels

September 21, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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I. Introduction : une alliance qui n’en est pas une On parle souvent de la Russie et de la Chine comme d’un « partenariat stratégique », d’une « alliance de circonstance », d’un « axe anti‑occidental ». Ces expressions rassurent, parce qu’elles donnent l’impression que le monde reste lisible : deux puissances autoritaires, unies par […]

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La Russie comme hypostase instable : une lecture relationnelle du pouvoir et de la peur

September 21, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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I. Introduction : la Russie comme énigme politique**  Il existe des objets politiques que l’on croit connaître parce qu’ils occupent depuis des décennies l’espace médiatique, diplomatique et stratégique. La Russie en fait partie. On la décrit comme une puissance, une civilisation, un empire, un État, un acteur rationnel ou irrationnel, selon les humeurs du moment. […]

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Fear as the Phenomenological Effect of a Fractured Field

September 19, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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Fear is often treated as a primary force in human behaviour, a primal instinct that precedes thought, relation, and action. In classical political theory, Hobbes elevates fear to the foundational condition of political life. In evolutionary psychology, fear is described as an adaptive mechanism for survival. In everyday experience, fear appears as an immediate, visceral […]

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Discontinuity as the Ethical Core of Relational Monism

September 19, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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Relational monism begins with a simple yet profound insight: reality is not composed of isolated substances but of dynamic relations. These relations form fields of tension that shape perception, action, and meaning. Within such fields, continuity is never guaranteed. It is a temporary configuration, a momentary equilibrium. Discontinuity is not an anomaly; it is a […]

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