Michel Wieviorka

Sociologue, Président de la FMSH, Fondation Maison des Sciences de l'Homme– USPC

May '68

May 68 or the irruption of modernity in society. Cohn-Bendit-Geismar Debate

More than two centuries later, the passions relating to 1789 are far from being extinguished: one need only mention the name Robespierre to immediately reappear in debates that could indeed be considered closed. Contrary to what the historian François Furet said (his formula "the Revolution is over" appears for the first time in the history of the French Revolution), Robespierre's passion for 1789 is far from being extinguished.

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