Patrice Canivez
Biographic Data
| ID | 300573 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patrice Canivez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patrice |
| FAMILY NAME | Canivez |
| SIGNATURE | CANIVEZ P |
| AFFILIATIONS | CNRS, University of Lille, Lille, France |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8105-5051 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Analyses et comptes rendus
Europe at a Crossroads and the Political Relevance of Intellectual Dialogue
This article examines the current state of European integration, arguing that the project is at a crossroads due to internal and external challenges. It emphasizes the importance of intellectual dialogue in addressing these challenges and shaping the future of Europe. The article explores how intellectual engagement can contribute to a more robust and inclusive European identity, fostering greater understanding and cooperation among member states…
Éric Weil e a Filosofia do direito de Hegel
This article deals with the relationship of Eric Weil's political thought with Hegel's Philosophy of Law, based on two texts by Eric Weil: “Hegel and the Concept of Revolution” and “The Philosophy of Law and the Hegelian’s Philosophy of History”, translated and published in Brazil in a volume entitled Hegel e Nós. The article analyzes these two texts. The first shows how the Hegelian concept of revolution focuses more on the revolutionary situati…
Éric Weil e a Filosofia do direito de Hegel
Este artigo trata da relação do pensamento político de Eric Weil com a Filosofia do Direito de Hegel, a partir de dois textos de Eric Weil: “Hegel e o Conceito de Revolução” e “A Filosofia do Direito e a Filosofia da História Hegeliana”, traduzidos e publicados no Brasil em um volume intitulado Hegel e nós. O artigo inicialmente analisa esses dois textos. O primeiro, mostra como o conceito hegeliano de revolução incide mais sobre a “situação revo…
The dialectic of recognition: A post-Hegelian approach
This article aims to make two points. First, seeking and granting recognition is an ambivalent process that may lead to results completely the opposite from what was intended. Certain social pathologies, including reification, develop because of the way the desire for recognition is expressed and satisfied. Nevertheless, the concept of recognition remains central to critical theory. A normative concept of recognition is needed in order to identif…
Past and Present Interactions in Legal Reasoning and Logic
Pathologies of recognition
Recognition is not only a response to social pathologies. It is also an unstable and often ambivalent relationship that has its own pathologies. Owing to the intertwining between recognition and power, certain forms of recognition turn out to be forms of alienation in or from the world. Such pathologies affect inter-individual recognition as well as the recognition between individuals and the socio-political institutions. The article proposes a j…
Approaches to legal rationality
Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Concept of People
Rousseau’s political theory apparently leads us to choose between patriotism and cosmopolitism. The two major works published in 1762, On the Social Contract and Emile, would represent the two sides of the alternative. However, the opposition between patriotism and cosmopolitism is the ultimate development of an internal tension between two aspects of Rousseau’s political concept of people: the intersubjectivity that permits the formation of the …
L'éducation du citoyen
L’éducation civique au cycle 3
Ecole — Citoyenneté — Laïcité
Ecole et citoyenneté: Quelle Perspective Didactique
Éric Weil et la pensée antique (Lille, 6 mai 1988)
Canivez Patrice. Éric Weil et la pensée antique (Lille, 6 mai 1988). In: Revue Philosophique de Louvain. Quatrième série, tome 87, n°76, 1989. pp. 645-650
Pathologies of recognition
Recognition is not only a response to social pathologies. It is also an unstable and often ambivalent relationship that has its own pathologies. Owing to the intertwining between recognition and power, certain forms of recognition turn out to be forms of alienation in or from the world. Such pathologies affect inter-individual recognition as well as the recognition between individuals and the socio-political institutions. The article proposes a j…
The dialectic of recognition: A post-Hegelian approach
This article aims to make two points. First, seeking and granting recognition is an ambivalent process that may lead to results completely the opposite from what was intended. Certain social pathologies, including reification, develop because of the way the desire for recognition is expressed and satisfied. Nevertheless, the concept of recognition remains central to critical theory. A normative concept of recognition is needed in order to identif…
Éric Weil et la pensée antique (Lille, 6 mai 1988)
Canivez Patrice. Éric Weil et la pensée antique (Lille, 6 mai 1988). In: Revue Philosophique de Louvain. Quatrième série, tome 87, n°76, 1989. pp. 645-650
L’éducation civique au cycle 3
Ecole — Citoyenneté — Laïcité
Ecole et citoyenneté: Quelle Perspective Didactique
L'éducation du citoyen
Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Concept of People
Rousseau’s political theory apparently leads us to choose between patriotism and cosmopolitism. The two major works published in 1762, On the Social Contract and Emile, would represent the two sides of the alternative. However, the opposition between patriotism and cosmopolitism is the ultimate development of an internal tension between two aspects of Rousseau’s political concept of people: the intersubjectivity that permits the formation of the …
Approaches to legal rationality
Pathologies of recognition
Recognition is not only a response to social pathologies. It is also an unstable and often ambivalent relationship that has its own pathologies. Owing to the intertwining between recognition and power, certain forms of recognition turn out to be forms of alienation in or from the world. Such pathologies affect inter-individual recognition as well as the recognition between individuals and the socio-political institutions. The article proposes a j…
Past and Present Interactions in Legal Reasoning and Logic
The dialectic of recognition: A post-Hegelian approach
This article aims to make two points. First, seeking and granting recognition is an ambivalent process that may lead to results completely the opposite from what was intended. Certain social pathologies, including reification, develop because of the way the desire for recognition is expressed and satisfied. Nevertheless, the concept of recognition remains central to critical theory. A normative concept of recognition is needed in order to identif…
Éric Weil e a Filosofia do direito de Hegel
Este artigo trata da relação do pensamento político de Eric Weil com a Filosofia do Direito de Hegel, a partir de dois textos de Eric Weil: “Hegel e o Conceito de Revolução” e “A Filosofia do Direito e a Filosofia da História Hegeliana”, traduzidos e publicados no Brasil em um volume intitulado Hegel e nós. O artigo inicialmente analisa esses dois textos. O primeiro, mostra como o conceito hegeliano de revolução incide mais sobre a “situação revo…
Éric Weil e a Filosofia do direito de Hegel
This article deals with the relationship of Eric Weil's political thought with Hegel's Philosophy of Law, based on two texts by Eric Weil: “Hegel and the Concept of Revolution” and “The Philosophy of Law and the Hegelian’s Philosophy of History”, translated and published in Brazil in a volume entitled Hegel e Nós. The article analyzes these two texts. The first shows how the Hegelian concept of revolution focuses more on the revolutionary situati…
Europe at a Crossroads and the Political Relevance of Intellectual Dialogue
This article examines the current state of European integration, arguing that the project is at a crossroads due to internal and external challenges. It emphasizes the importance of intellectual dialogue in addressing these challenges and shaping the future of Europe. The article explores how intellectual engagement can contribute to a more robust and inclusive European identity, fostering greater understanding and cooperation among member states…
Analyses et comptes rendus
Political science (9 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Education, sociology, and vocational training (3 works) · Hegelianism (3 works) · Law (3 works)