Here you will find a selection of articles containing clear answers to the most common questions raised by the emergence of wokeness in the terms of public debate.
> A specter haunts contemporary societies: that of wokeness. In universities, administrations, public and professional spaces, an insidious ideology seeks to redefine cultural, social and political norms. It claims to be inclusive, equal and...
> The concept of "deconstruction" was born from the works of Derrida and, according to his kind followers, "it has become, in the minds of reactionaries of all stripes, the portmanteau word designating everything they hate in thought, when it...
> Islamophobia has a clear political use that has been consecrated by Jean-Luc Mélenchon. But beyond that, what does the term really mean? And what is it supposed to designate – a deep hostility towards Muslims that has spread...
> Woke ideology has long since penetrated the daily life of the business world and public administration. There are major and unavoidable phenomena that everyone thinks about. And there are these little everyday things,...
> The European Research Council (ERC) budget for the seven-year Horizon Europe programme amounts to €16 billion, dedicated to EU member states and associated nations, under the European Framework Programme for Research and...
> It is no longer necessary to recall the permeability of entire sections of academic research to theories themselves stemming from French Theory and from deconstructivism at all costs. Initially confined to the human and social sciences, this groundswell...
> The claim to contribute to the social progress of inclusive writing (IE) is based on false premises, linked to a partial interpretation distorting the reality of the attested grammatical functioning of the French language. Inclusive writing is a militant reform of...
> The phenomenon known as "woke" or "wokism" is international: initially developed on North American campuses towards the end of the 2010s and quickly reaching the worlds of culture, politics and even...
> The New York Times recently devoted an article to the subject of the defacement of the statue of Victor Hugo by Ousmane Sow in Besançon, which led to reprehensible atrocities by radicalized and very ill-advised identitarians...
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