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ABSTRACT
In a period of mutation, it is proper to find the least false words possible, to find the essential words that can become founding words, that is to say, words describing that which happens. The new Discours de la méthode, returning to the essential nature of things, is a yes all the same to what is. Marking the return to the natural, to the “limit,” to the finite, it is attuned to the world of today.
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Michel Maffesoli
Professor emeritus of sociology at the Sorbonne, Michel Maffesoli is the author of numerous works, including L'Ordre des choses: penser la post-modernité (CNRS Éditions, 2014), La Passion de l'ordinaire. Miettes sociologiques (CNRS Éditions, 2011), Après la modernité? (CNRS Éditions, 2008), Le Réenchantement du monde (La Table Ronde, 2007), Éloge de la raison sensible (Grasset, 1996), Le Temps des tribus. Le Déclin de l'individualisme dans les sociétés de masse (La Table Ronde, 1988).