| Titre | Le discours communautaire | |
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| Auteur | Bernard Lacroix | |
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Revue | Revue Française de Science Politique |
| Numéro | 24e année, n°3, 1974 | |
| Page | 526-558 | |
| Résumé |
Le discours communautaire, by Bernard Lacroix
La contestation "communautaire", aujourd'hui en France, travaille des institutions aussi différentes que l'école, l'Eglise, la prison ou l'hôpital psychiatrique. Ce constat précède une double interrogation. Quelle est la position dans la structure sociale des propagandistes de cette forme de contestation ? Cette position sociale permet-elle, en retour, de comprendre l'apparition de la contestation sur des théâtres institutionnels bien spécifiés, et sur ceux-là seulement ? L'hypothèse de la recherche est l'existence d'homologies entre structures discursives et structures sociales, le langage de la contestation renvoyant, en dernière analyse, aux rapports de force du champ social. La contestation "communautaire", qui emprunte le visage de l'utopie parce qu'elle n'est, à strictement parler, ni de l'ordre du discours, ni de l'ordre des pratiques, paraît alors s'expliquer au point d'articulation entre les tensions institutionnelles et la position de subordination à l'intérieur de la classe dominante, de ses auteurs.
[Revue française de science politique XXIV (3), juin 1974, pp. 526-558.] THE COMMUNITY DISCOURSE BERNARD LACROIX In France community contestation today affects institutions as différent as schools the Church prisons or psychiatrie hospitals This fact precedes twofold question What is the position of this form of contestation in the social structure of the propagandists Does this social position enable one in return to understand the appearance of contestation in quite specific institutions and in these alone The research hypothesis is that there are homologies between discursive and social structures the language of contestation referring back in the last analysis to power relationships in the social field Thus commu nity contestation which takes on utopian aspect in that strictly speaking it belongs neither to discourse nor to practice would appear to find its expla nation at the juncture between institutional pressures and the subordinate position of its authors within the dominant class Revue -fran aise de science politique XXIV 3) juin 1974 pp 526-558. Source : Éditeur (via Persée) |
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| Résumé anglais |
The community discourse, by Bernard Lacroix
In France, "community" contestation today affects institutions as different as schools, the Church, prisons or psychiatric hospitals. This fact precedes a twofold question. What is the position of this form of contestation in the social structure of the propagandists? Does this social position enable one, in return, to understand the appearance of contestation in quite specific institutions, and in these alone? The research hypothesis is that there are homologies between discursive and social structures - the language of contestation referring back, in the last analysis, to power relationships in the social field. Thus, "community" contestation, which takes on a utopian aspect in that, strictly speaking, it belongs neither to discourse nor to practice, would appear to find its explanation at the juncture between institutional pressures and the subordinate position of its authors within the dominant class.
[Revue française de science politique XXIV (3), juin 1974, pp. 526-558.] Source : Éditeur (via Persée) |
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