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Abstract
Carl Schmitt ayant interprété de manière nationaliste le concept de nation issu de la Révolution française, Hannah Arendt se voit contrainte de rejeter cette notion dangereuse à cause de sa fatale association à la souveraineté nationale de l’État-Nation et au nationalisme potentiellement raciste qui en ressort. Car le potentiel national-raciste que l’État-Nation a effectivement développé au cours de l’histoire repose sur la fabrication d’un unanimisme national qui permet l’oppression des minorités autant que la destruction de l’espace politique. L’option de la nation républicaine ayant été écartée, le concept de nation ne peut plus être que dans un état critique.
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