Disciple of Jean Gagnepain, he published an Introduction in the Theory of the Mediation in the publishing De Boeck (2001), and contributes, at present, to spread the thought of the Master.
Teacher who has passed aggregation by classical literature, he taught at first the linguistics to the College of the Letters of Beirut (University of Lyon), then professed during ten years in preparatory classes in the entrance examinations of the superior teachers’ training colleges (in Montpelier, then in Versailles).
His career led him, on the other hand, to put itself in the service of the distribution of our language and our culture abroad (Means-0rient, Morocco, the United Kingdom). He also had the honor to collaborate in the works of the service of the publications of the Académie française.
Since 1991, he dedicates itself to his researches in clinical anthropology, led within the framework of the activities of the School of Rennes (University of Haute-Bretagne).

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1 – Propos sur l’homme
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2 – INTRODUCTION AT THE THEORY OF THE MEDIATION
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(2001 – 168 p.)

Jean-Luc LAMOTTE
Preface of Jean GAGNEPAIN
This work addresses all those who, trying to understand their period, feel that it became necessary, otherwise urgent, to change problems, to elaborate new abstract systems, to try new models of the human rationality.

His comment is double. He tries to create the way we can, from the anthropological model elaborated for more than forty years by Jean Gagnepain, lead a coherent analysis of the problems of time (the unemployment, the immigration, the transformations in the sociopolitical and ethical domains, etc.,); he gives at the same time as objective to introduce the reader to the theory said ” about the mediation “, expression which means that all which constitutes the man as it is rational – that is as it is an animal different from the others – must be considered not ” as immédiale datum ” (noticeable by the intuition or the empirical observation), but as mediatized by a dialectical process of abstraction, all the effort of Jean Gagnepain’s anthropology of which is to update the hidden contradiction (or implicit).

In this account, it is the new glasses on which the reader is invited to put shoes, to perceive not so much what the man made, makes or will make, but what makes man.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD of Jean Gagnepain
Avertissement
Chapitre I – THE PECULIARITY
Chapitre II – TIME, FUTURE, ETERNITY
Chapitre III – WHAT “OTHER ONE”?
Chapitre IV – ETERNAL CONFLICT
Chapter V – OF THE IMMIGRATION
Chapitre VI – THE SOCIETY WITHOUT FATHERS
CHAPITRE VII – CRISIS, REVOLUTION, TRANSFORMATION
Chapitre VIII – TO DEATH THE REPUBLIC!
Chapitre IX – STATUS OF THE FREEDOM
Chapter X – SENSE OF THE FAULT
Chapitre XI – THE CAUSE OF THE CAUSES
Chapitre XII – THE ARTISAN OF THE ARTISANS
Interview with Jean Gagnepain
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