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&#160;The Politics of Emancipation. Utopia, Insurgent Democracy and the Legacy of Miguel Abensour1er au 3 avril 2020, York University, Toronto, Canada&#160;&#160; Le 2 avril 2020, Christophe David, Maitre de conférence à l'université Rennes 2 et membre permanent de l'EA Histoire et critique des arts interviendra lors de la conférence internationale: The Politics of Emancipation. Utopia, Insurgent Democracy and the Legacy of Miguel Abensour  Colloque international organisé par : Martin Breaugh, Paul Mazzocchi and Sylwia Chrostowska – York University (Toronto) James Ingram – McMaster University, Devin Penner – Trent University. Présentation de l'événement&#160; French political philosopher Miguel Abensour (1939-2017) was centrally concerned with the persistent opening and closing of the political universe, via emancipation and domination, providing original and formative contributions to democratic and utopian political theory. His call for the articulation of a “critico-utopian political philosophy” sought to understand how the return of political events - irrupting in response to the needs of humanity - raise questions about the nature and meaning of politics and emancipation.  +Programme de l'événement&#160;LIEN de l’événement&#160;