Conférence-débat:
USA : faut-il prendre le Tea Party for arsenic or chamomile?
Georges Bernanos
Area - Foundation Service Policy
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Bernanos Paris Area, 19h-20h30
"Reading in America writes the French press on the movement Tea Party gives the impression of tall . "This is the opinion of the philosopher Henri Hude who regularly stays in the U.S. where he has spent four months.
Two competing conceptions of democracy across the Atlantic now, around this unclassifiable phenomenon: ideological democracy and real democracy, where power of common sense class mean trying to be heard.
What is really the Tea Party?
Why does he scare the major parties of the establishment?
What are its basic political, economic and cultural rights?
What are the real leaders?
This movement is it an expression of extreme emotion, populist, marginal and transient or burst of a burst typically American Conservative?
And if the Tea Party was signing the return policy, simply?
A panel discussion around:
Henri Hude
Normale philosopher, directs the center for ethics research center Schools in Saint-Cyr-Coetquidan. Latest book: Sustainable Democracy, think the war for Europe (Ed. Monceau, 2010) (available on
www.henrihude.fr
). After his opening remarks, Henri Hude will be interviewed by a panel of students and the public can ask her questions directly.
Auditorium Space Georges Bernanos Catholic Parish St. Louis d'Antin
4, rue du Havre - Paris IX 
preparation for the conference: Henri Hude Should we take the Tea Party for the chamomile? 
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