Jean-Pierre Durand, Le vin d’Épineuil. Renaissance d’un vignoble bourguignon , Dijon, Éditions Raison et passions, 2022, 175 p

This paper questions the conditions for the production of truth in politics at a time of manifest crisis in political systems previously described as democratic. In the first part is analysed the development of fake news and alternative truths, that is to say real lies that make truth by the sole power of their statement and its dissemination. The influx of moral emotions is then approached from the spring of moral indignation, which tends to replace political and social contestation under the influence of a virtuous interdependence which produces shared moral goods. Finally, we observe that the political citizen gives way to a citizen of the market, the consumer citizen, endowed with purchasing power, in a capitalism of stakeholders where the market makes society by dictating standards. In addition to submission by the market, there appears a specific digital alienation of capturing the attention of digital citizens, whose nature refers to another democracy, that of the market of stakeholders, the environment, social networks, which modifies the space, the scope, the nature of democratic debate, the meaning and complexity of political truth

Context (archaeology) · Face (sociological concept) · The Renaissance · Theme (computing) · Horticultural and Viticultural Research · Medieval European Literature and History · Wine Industry and Tourism