When revolutions close: the universal paradox of emancipation confiscated
The political history of humanity seems to be crossed by a fundamental contradiction: revolutions are born of the will to break an unjust order and to open the field of possibilities; They bring hope for a freer, more egalitarian, more just society. Yet, in an impressive number of cases, these moments of collective exaltation lead not to emancipation, but to a recomposition of domination. — in forms which are sometimes even more rigid than those which they had begun to abolish.


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