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Soral

Alain Soral · French essayist and political activist · 1958

Appears in 10 videos · 11 passages, 1 of them in depth.

What Dominique Pagani says

Dominique Pagani mentions Alain Soral almost always in connection with Michel Clouscard and the reception of his work. He recalls that Soral was in contact with Clouscard when he was on the far left, and that Clouscard, tired, sent him to Pagani1. He also cites him as co-author of an article in 20 ans, at the time when he was in the PC, before his later drift2. When an audience member suggests that Clouscard influenced him, he places Soral in a very distant field. He ranks him at the far-right pole of a consensus opposed to Clouscard's thesis on consumption3. On this point he charges him with the same misreading as Onfray4, and he notes that reactionaries publicise Clouscard by using him against his meaning. He gives him as an example of the blurring of the boundaries between red and brown, a confusion Soral exploited and which attracts disoriented young people5. In 2023, a video-maker describes him as close to Clouscard and Pagani before he became a fascist.

  1. 1#4 Neofascisme et idéologie du désir; sur la pensée de M.Clouscard.26 Sept 2014 · 50:12
  2. 2Avec Clouscard2 Aug 2016 · 40:08
  3. 3C comme Consommation17 Dec 2014 · 2:28
  4. 4Au bistrot avec Pagani : partie 118 Jun 2016 · 26:14
  5. 5#4.4B Objections à Dominique Pagani4 Feb 2018 · 6:54

Summary produced automatically from 11 of the passages below, to be reviewed; the numbers link to the moment in the session.

Portrait: SoralWho is this?

Alain Gérard Robert Guy Bonnet (French pronunciation:; born 2 October 1958, Aix-les-Bains), known professionally as Alain Soral, is a far-right French-Swiss author, publisher, ideologue, conspiracy theorist, activist and filmmaker. From the 1990s, Soral gained fame in France for his essays and media interventions on seduction, relations between men and women and other social issues, though his antifeminist views and other provocative stances caused some controversy. […]

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