Season 11 · 18 May 2023Worldliness in Clouscard, or privileges for all- 2:07:43One must not confuse heredity and heritage: man is made of what is transmitted, and this is what Feuerbach neglects.
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Dominique Pagani defines inheritance by contrasting it with heredity. Heredity belongs to the genes: it is undeniable and is received without effort. Inheritance is what is passed on, the "code", like the language a mother passes on to her child12. It requires a work of assimilation3 and gathers what has been acquired through millennia of work and patience. In his view, ideology confuses the two because they look alike4. He takes the example of femininity, which he presents as a historical inheritance thousands of years old rather than a biological given5. He states that culture, history and spirit are not external to man, since man is made of what is passed on, and he criticises Feuerbach for neglecting this6. In 2014, speaking about music, he says that young people, confined in a sonic ghetto, are cut off from the inheritance of popular and art music. He proposes giving them back their classical and jazz inheritance in order to rebuild an enriched popular music7.
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