Métaphysique de la conscience. Nouveaux éléments de physique théorique

Cet ouvrage traite de la nature de la valeur marchande qui constitue aussi la richesse matérielle. Il s'écarte donc de la théorie économique, qu'elle soit libérale ou marxiste, qui n'aborde cette question que par le biais de la formation des prix. L'essai montre la nécessité de cette réflexion nouvelle pour comprendre la crise actuelle. Publié une première fois en 2007, il a su prévoir des événements qui se sont produits depuis et en découvrir les origines lointaines dans l'histoire européenne. L'analyse s'achève par quelques propositions concrètes susceptibles de sortir de l'impasse présente et préserver l'avenir de notre civilisation.

The 2011 war in Syria triggered a wave of people seeking asylum in Europe, which brought immigration into the political and media spotlight and sparked numerous debates on displaced people. These debates have been marked by a heightened focus on the terminology used to describe people on the move. Terms such as refugee, migrant, immigrant, asylum seeker, illegal immigrant, and displaced person have circulated in the media, often blurring our understanding of events or conveying contradictory representations of those involved. Moreover, the words used to define people on the move are not fixed in time ; their meaning and reference emerge from events and social representations, thus shaping both the public issue of migration and the image of the social actors concerned. Using a discursive approach that combines discourse analysis and corpus linguistics, this book examines how the Belgian media referred to displaced people. It is innovative in three key ways. First, it analyses media coverage in both the French- and Dutch-speaking communities of Belgium, which allows for comparisons of how migration was represented in two culturally, linguistically, and politically distinct regions of the same country. Secondly, it studies both written and audiovisual media by drawing on an extensive dataset of 13, 391 press articles and 3, 490 television news items. Finally, it goes beyond the most commonly used terms related to migration while exploring a significantly broader range of designations than have previously been studied. This book contributes to the understanding of how language shapes social debates and constitutes an essential resource for anyone interested in the multilingual analysis of media texts.