Series · 20 May 2022Dominique Pagani - Who is hiding beneath the surfaces? Aesthetics and politics- 28:26Hegel denounces romanticism, which, withdrawn into itself, retreats from politics.
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Dominique Pagani takes the concept of the unhappy consciousness from Hegel and considers it relevant for thinking about modernity: when the religious answer no longer precedes the questions, the disappearance of transcendence produces a collective trauma1. He connects it to the split between presence and truth, which Hegel links to the logic of essence2. He places it in history: it appears when production recedes, in the passage from the city to the empire with the moral schools, then from Descartes to Pascal3, or under the Restoration, after the revolution failed4. The present crisis produces one that brings back the old religious substratum5. He describes it as a consciousness that denounces the disorder of the world without seeing that it contributes to it, that recognises itself nowhere and seeks escape6. He applies it to Romanticism withdrawn from politics, to the petty bourgeois and to the ZAD spirit7. He also sees in it a deepening, a night whose end is in sight8.
Summary produced automatically from 15 of the passages below, to be reviewed; the numbers link to the moment in the session.
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