Jean‐françois Caron
Biographic Data
| ID | 4891060 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jean‐françois Caron |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jean‐françois |
| FAMILY NAME | Caron |
| SIGNATURE | CARON J F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Laval |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8625-6784 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Exploring the extent of ethical disobedience through the lens of the Srebrenica and Rwanda genocides
Although obligation in the military world implies a strict duty to obey the orders that are given, this obligation is conditional on the lawfulness of these orders. In other words, soldiers have the moral duty to disobey orders that would lead them to commit unlawful actions. Therefore, ethical disobedience is an important feature of the armed forces and cannot be ignored. This text contemplates an extended version of this logic by considering wh…
Pourquoi partager le pouvoir
De quelle liberté voulons-nous
Préparer une société fraternelle, une mission pour l'école
Prparer une socit fraternelle, une mission pour l'cole ?Jean Caron est normalien et agrg de philosophie.Il est professeur en classes prparatoires au lyce Madeleine Danilou (Rueil-Malmaison).La fraternit est ce qui permet la libert et l'galit de s'panouir pleinement.L'cole est un des lieux o l'on se frotte la diffrence et o l'on peut apprendre la vie en socit avec d'autres, diffrents de soi.En forgeant son esprit critique, en apprenant tisser des …
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Rethinking the Sense of Belonging of Ethnocultural Minorities through Reasonable Accommodations in a Liberal Perspective
A version of liberalism sees the accommodation of cultural and religious beliefs of minority ethnocultural groups as a norm of justice. However, such a policy is said to contribute to a fear of social fragmentation and the dissolution of what is at the heart of the community's collective identity. This paper addresses this problem by showing from a theoretical perspective that the granting of accommodations to minority groups can be constructive …
The Exclusive Nature of Quebec’s Contemporary Nationalism
With reason, Quebec contemporary nationalism can be defined as a form of civic nationalism. This type of collective identification can be defined as being inclusive for every citizen notwithstanding their ethno-cultural origins. However, the Quebec case tends to illustrate that the discourse surrounding civic nationalism can be as exclusive as ethnic nationalism. This is largely due to the fact that Quebecers’ collective identity is defined aroun…
Understanding and interpreting France's national identity
France has recently held a national debate on the nature of its national identity. This grassroot process has lead thousands of French citizens to define in their own terms what it means to be French. Based upon these contributions, this article proposes a typology of the different meanings of being French and looks to throw light on these conceptions of citizenship, in explaining their respective origins and premises, but also in showing their p…
Rooted Cosmopolitanism in Canada and Quebec
Rooted cosmopolitanism lies in the idea that the flourishing and development of moral finalities of humankind depend largely on a national culture that must universalize itself on the rest of the world. Canada and Quebec national identities are strongly influenced by this idea and they both pretend that their way of dealing with ethnocultural pluralism are examples that the rest of the world should copy. By looking at the works of various Canadia…
Générations futures, sans voix ni droit
Note de lecture
De l'angoisse à la liberté. Apologie de l'indifférence
Resumé Salvator, 2009, 200 p., 18 €
Manifeste pour une philosophie sociale
Resumé La Découverte, 2009, 164 p., 16 €
Canada and Multinational Federalism
Since the end of the Second World War, principles of diversity and multiculturalism have increasingly been codified in international law. The present article takes a closer look at the evolution of Canada's attitude towards the recognition of its multinational character over the past 25 years. The article shows that the more recent idea of “open federalism” put forward by Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government as a recognition of multinationa…
Modèles linguistiques et modèles psycholinguistiques
[pas de résumé]
Canada and Multinational Federalism
Since the end of the Second World War, principles of diversity and multiculturalism have increasingly been codified in international law. The present article takes a closer look at the evolution of Canada's attitude towards the recognition of its multinational character over the past 25 years. The article shows that the more recent idea of “open federalism” put forward by Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government as a recognition of multinationa…
Understanding and interpreting France's national identity
France has recently held a national debate on the nature of its national identity. This grassroot process has lead thousands of French citizens to define in their own terms what it means to be French. Based upon these contributions, this article proposes a typology of the different meanings of being French and looks to throw light on these conceptions of citizenship, in explaining their respective origins and premises, but also in showing their p…
Rethinking the Sense of Belonging of Ethnocultural Minorities through Reasonable Accommodations in a Liberal Perspective
A version of liberalism sees the accommodation of cultural and religious beliefs of minority ethnocultural groups as a norm of justice. However, such a policy is said to contribute to a fear of social fragmentation and the dissolution of what is at the heart of the community's collective identity. This paper addresses this problem by showing from a theoretical perspective that the granting of accommodations to minority groups can be constructive …
Rooted Cosmopolitanism in Canada and Quebec
Rooted cosmopolitanism lies in the idea that the flourishing and development of moral finalities of humankind depend largely on a national culture that must universalize itself on the rest of the world. Canada and Quebec national identities are strongly influenced by this idea and they both pretend that their way of dealing with ethnocultural pluralism are examples that the rest of the world should copy. By looking at the works of various Canadia…
Modèles linguistiques et modèles psycholinguistiques
[pas de résumé]
Canada and Multinational Federalism
Since the end of the Second World War, principles of diversity and multiculturalism have increasingly been codified in international law. The present article takes a closer look at the evolution of Canada's attitude towards the recognition of its multinational character over the past 25 years. The article shows that the more recent idea of “open federalism” put forward by Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government as a recognition of multinationa…
De l'angoisse à la liberté. Apologie de l'indifférence
Resumé Salvator, 2009, 200 p., 18 €
Manifeste pour une philosophie sociale
Resumé La Découverte, 2009, 164 p., 16 €
Note de lecture
Rooted Cosmopolitanism in Canada and Quebec
Rooted cosmopolitanism lies in the idea that the flourishing and development of moral finalities of humankind depend largely on a national culture that must universalize itself on the rest of the world. Canada and Quebec national identities are strongly influenced by this idea and they both pretend that their way of dealing with ethnocultural pluralism are examples that the rest of the world should copy. By looking at the works of various Canadia…
Générations futures, sans voix ni droit
The Exclusive Nature of Quebec’s Contemporary Nationalism
With reason, Quebec contemporary nationalism can be defined as a form of civic nationalism. This type of collective identification can be defined as being inclusive for every citizen notwithstanding their ethno-cultural origins. However, the Quebec case tends to illustrate that the discourse surrounding civic nationalism can be as exclusive as ethnic nationalism. This is largely due to the fact that Quebecers’ collective identity is defined aroun…
Understanding and interpreting France's national identity
France has recently held a national debate on the nature of its national identity. This grassroot process has lead thousands of French citizens to define in their own terms what it means to be French. Based upon these contributions, this article proposes a typology of the different meanings of being French and looks to throw light on these conceptions of citizenship, in explaining their respective origins and premises, but also in showing their p…
Rethinking the Sense of Belonging of Ethnocultural Minorities through Reasonable Accommodations in a Liberal Perspective
A version of liberalism sees the accommodation of cultural and religious beliefs of minority ethnocultural groups as a norm of justice. However, such a policy is said to contribute to a fear of social fragmentation and the dissolution of what is at the heart of the community's collective identity. This paper addresses this problem by showing from a theoretical perspective that the granting of accommodations to minority groups can be constructive …
On a encore plus besoin du professeur
Préparer une société fraternelle, une mission pour l'école
Prparer une socit fraternelle, une mission pour l'cole ?Jean Caron est normalien et agrg de philosophie.Il est professeur en classes prparatoires au lyce Madeleine Danilou (Rueil-Malmaison).La fraternit est ce qui permet la libert et l'galit de s'panouir pleinement.L'cole est un des lieux o l'on se frotte la diffrence et o l'on peut apprendre la vie en socit avec d'autres, diffrents de soi.En forgeant son esprit critique, en apprenant tisser des …
Pourquoi partager le pouvoir
De quelle liberté voulons-nous
Exploring the extent of ethical disobedience through the lens of the Srebrenica and Rwanda genocides
Although obligation in the military world implies a strict duty to obey the orders that are given, this obligation is conditional on the lawfulness of these orders. In other words, soldiers have the moral duty to disobey orders that would lead them to commit unlawful actions. Therefore, ethical disobedience is an important feature of the armed forces and cannot be ignored. This text contemplates an extended version of this logic by considering wh…
Philosophy (9 works) · Political science (7 works) · Humanities (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · French Urban and Social Studies (3 works)