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🎥 Cet épisode est sponsorisé par le média digital Tilt traitant des grands enjeux socio-écologiques. Lien vers Tilt : https://tinyurl.com/4fnut5p3 (vidéo évoquée dans cet épisode)
Aujourd’hui nous allons parler de l’urgence d’un soulèvement écologique et social.
Face à la catastrophe en cours, les mesurettes et le consensuel ne suffiront plus. Quand plus rien ne marche, un soulèvement populaire semble être la seule issue.
Camille Etienne est une activiste pour la justice sociale et climatique. Elle se bat à présent sur plusieurs fronts, comme l’interdiction du pipeline EACOP en Ouganda, la protection des fonds marins, et plus récemment sur l'interdiction des PFAS.
Dans cet épisode nous allons poser un diagnostic de la situation actuelle, de pourquoi on se sent dépossédés devant ses grands enjeux, et comment y faire face.
🔷 SOMMAIRE
00:00 Introduction
04:15 Vit-on un moment spécial ?
07:07 Notion de thermomètre mouillé
08:55 Utilité des modèles ?
09:51 Notion d’objet supraliminaire
11:31 Noeuds auxquels s’attaquer
14:34 Les histoires qu’ils se racontent
16:47 Apporter de la nuance dans les médias ?
19:50 Stratégies de manipulation et de division
22:49 Lutte de Lutzerath
25:53 Complémentarité des luttes
27:55 La violence étatique
29:32 Choix des luttes de Camille
31:18 Echelles des luttes
32:20 Seuil de basculement populaire ?
34:22 A quoi s'attaquer ?
36:54 Pourquoi parler de “soulèvement” ?
37:52 Le monde d’après ?
39:10 Recommandations
🔷 RÉFÉRENCES
• Pour un soulèvement écologique (2023), livre de l'invitée
• Extrapolations (2023), série recommandée par l'invitée
• Why Civil Resistance Works (2011), Maria J. Stephan, Erica Chenoweth
Personnes citées :
• Günther Anders (1902-1992) Philosophe allemand, pionnier du mouvement antinucléaire.
• Geoffroy de Lagasnerie (1981 - ) Philosophe et sociologue français, figure de la gauche radicale.
• Étienne de La Boétie (1530-1563) Ecrivain humaniste et juriste français, célèbre pour son “Discours de la servitude volontaire”.
🎤 Interview : Aristide Athanassiadis
🎞️ Montage: https://codexprod.fr
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🎥 Cet épisode est sponsorisé par le média digital Tilt traitant des grands enjeux socio-écologiques. Lien vers Tilt : https://tinyurl.com/4fnut5p3 (vidéo évoquée dans cet épisode)
Aujourd’hui nous allons parler de l’urgence d’un soulèvement écologique et social.
Face à la catastrophe en cours, les mesurettes et le consensuel ne suffiront plus. Quand plus rien ne marche, un soulèvement populaire semble être la seule issue.
Camille Etienne est une activiste pour la justice sociale et climatique. Elle se bat à présent sur plusieurs fronts, comme l’interdiction du pipeline EACOP en Ouganda, la protection des fonds marins, et plus récemment sur l'interdiction des PFAS.
Dans cet épisode nous allons poser un diagnostic de la situation actuelle, de pourquoi on se sent dépossédés devant ses grands enjeux, et comment y faire face.
🔷 SOMMAIRE
00:00 Introduction
04:15 Vit-on un moment spécial ?
07:07 Notion de thermomètre mouillé
08:55 Utilité des modèles ?
09:51 Notion d’objet supraliminaire
11:31 Noeuds auxquels s’attaquer
14:34 Les histoires qu’ils se racontent
16:47 Apporter de la nuance dans les médias ?
19:50 Stratégies de manipulation et de division
22:49 Lutte de Lutzerath
25:53 Complémentarité des luttes
27:55 La violence étatique
29:32 Choix des luttes de Camille
31:18 Echelles des luttes
32:20 Seuil de basculement populaire ?
34:22 A quoi s'attaquer ?
36:54 Pourquoi parler de “soulèvement” ?
37:52 Le monde d’après ?
39:10 Recommandations
🔷 RÉFÉRENCES
• Pour un soulèvement écologique (2023), livre de l'invitée
• Extrapolations (2023), série recommandée par l'invitée
• Why Civil Resistance Works (2011), Maria J. Stephan, Erica Chenoweth
Personnes citées :
• Günther Anders (1902-1992) Philosophe allemand, pionnier du mouvement antinucléaire.
• Geoffroy de Lagasnerie (1981 - ) Philosophe et sociologue français, figure de la gauche radicale.
• Étienne de La Boétie (1530-1563) Ecrivain humaniste et juriste français, célèbre pour son “Discours de la servitude volontaire”.
🎤 Interview : Aristide Athanassiadis
🎞️ Montage: https://codexprod.fr
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🔷 LIENS VERS LE PODCAST
💌 Newsletter: https://www.circularmetabolism.com/
👂 iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/be/podcast/circular-metabolism-podcast/id1455115320
👂 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/13qH9Oj4b0yF0dBidGAdFR
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