Citations sur dominante
Une collection de citations sur le thème de dominante, tout, bien-être, pluie.
Citations sur dominante

Le principe de Lucifer : une expédition scientifique dans les forces de l'histoire, 2001
Citations concernant le Tibet

Panégyrique tome second, 1997

“Les idées dominantes d’une époque n’ont jamais été que les idées de la classe dominante.”
Die herrschenden Ideen einer Zeit waren stets nur die Ideen der herrschenden Klasse.
de
, 1848 (avec Friedrich Engels)
La Folle histoire du monde

Mai 1835
Portraits de Femmes, 1844, Concernant Germaine de Staël
Le secret

Wilson, Sociobiology, page 141
fr
Le principe de Lucifer : une expédition scientifique dans les forces de l'histoire, 2001

Le président des riches, 2010 - Coauteur : Michel Pinçon, Enquête sur l'oligarchie dans la France de Nicolas Sarkozy

Séance du 23 juillet 1789
Discours

(...) the Reichsführer has adapted what he regards as his enemies method and the basis of their power and has turned it to logical use as the basis of their power and has turned it to logical use as the basis of the dominant position occupied in the state by the SS. From this point of view the SS is nothing but an anti-Masonry -though the Reichsführer does not admit it- with whose help, and without attracting attention, he is trying to occupy the leading positions in the Governement and the Party. The whole system of conferring uniforms and ranks on the so-called "honorary leaders" can only be grasped from this standpoint.
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Léviathan, Julien Green, Fayard, Le Livre de Poche, 1993, 1929, 156, XIII, 978-2-253-09940-6
Léviathan, 1929

Comprendre le pouvoir. L'indispensable de Chomsky, 2006, Deuxième mouvement

Les Anormaux — Cours au Collège de France, 1974-1975, Cours du 29 janvier 1975

Public opinion polls suggest that only a small minority (13 percent) of Americans favor the proposition that 'as the sole remaining superpower, the US should continue to be the preeminent world leader in solving international problems'. [...] As America becomes an increasingly multicultural society, it may find it more difficult to fashion a consensus on foreign policy issues, except in the circumstance of a truly massive and widely perceived direct external threat. [...] More generally, cultural change in America may also be uncongenial to the sustained exercise abroad of genuinely imperial power. That exercise requires a high degree of doctrinal motivation, intellectual commitment, and patriotic gratification. [...] Mass communications have been playing a particularly important role in that regard, generating a strong revulsion against any selective use of force that entails even low levels of casualties [...] In brief, the U.S. Policy goals must be un-apologetically twofold: to perpetuate America's own dominant position for at least a generation and preferably longer
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Le Grand Echiquier - 1997

Discours

Livres, Au-delà des droits de l'homme. Pour défendre les libertés http://www.alaindebenoist.com/pdf/au-dela_des_droits_de_l_homme.pdf, 2004

fr
À propos de la manière dont les musulmans d'al-Andalus gouvernaient.

Discours, Deuxième discours sur la guerre, [2, janvier, 1792]

Plaidoyer pour une propriété anticapitaliste, 1926

L'idéologie marxiste chrétienne, 1979
La Suprasociété globale et la Russie, 2000, Sur la voie de la suprasociété

The principle that "the movement of the blood is maintained by the heart which acts as a pump" continues to be binding in modern physiology (Evans, 1952). Certain doubts, however, appear when the power of the heart muscle is regarded as the exclusive or even the main source of energy for the whole cardiovascular system. The question may be asked. Is there no other motive force in the circulatory system, besides the heart muscle that might be significant?
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L'occidentisme, 1995, La concurrence

“Adossée à cette philosophie aujourd'hui dominante, la violence est partout. Depuis le célèbre”
La loi de la jungle : L'agressivité chez les plantes, les animaux, les humains

Il est avantageux d'avoir où aller

La vraie vie : Appel à la corruption de la jeunesse

Modern anthropology has taught us, through comparative investigation of so-called primitive cultures, that the social behavior of human beings may differ greatly, depending upon prevailing cultural patterns and the types of organisation which predominate in society. It is on this that those who are striving to improve the lot of man may ground their hopes: human beings are not condemned, because of their biological constitution, to annihilate each other or to be at the mercy of a cruel, self-inflicted fate.
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Entretiens
Ma confession (1975)

L'homme imaginant, 1970