Clinton

What Dominique Pagani says

Dominique Pagani does not devote any sustained analysis to Bill Clinton. He mentions him in passing, mostly in connection with American foreign policy and the international balance of power. Twice he quotes his phrase "trade, not aid": replacing aid with trade12. He places him among the American leaders associated with the interventions in Iraq3 and among those who were never arrested4. He also describes a scene at the Kremlin where Clinton is roaring with laughter beside a staggering Yeltsin5. Other mentions are more anecdotal. In a musicosophy session, he notes that Clinton plays the saxophone, an instrument he considers easier than the trumpet6. In an ironic remark about modern penance, he refers to a heart attack suffered while jogging, though it is not certain whether he means Clinton or Carter7. More recently, he lists him among the "elites" denounced by the right8.

1. 19 #17 La métaphore géopolitique • Planck • Descartes • Clouscard • Dominique Pagani17 Mar 2021 · 1:37:30
2. 2«Rouges-bruns», «décolonial» : Faut-il utiliser la langue dominante ? • Q&A Philosophique • Pagani31 Mar 2021 · 1:02:23
3. 3#12 De Kafka à Proust, le passage dialectique de l’intermezzo au bord perpétué7 Apr 2022 · 2:26:14
4. 4La mondanité chez Clouscard : Aragon et la positivité du négatif29 Jun 2023 · 1:33:31
5. 5#11 UKRAINE : La mathématique unit les hommes, la politique les divise (Aristote)24 Mar 2022 · 37:14
6. 6Musicosophie 11. Musiques modales et tonales24 Jan 2021 · 1:20:58
7. 7#13 • Retour aux logiques du sujet9 Jul 2020 · 1:23:55
8. 8Leur "Europe", c'est la guerre.28 Feb 2026 · 35:20

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