by Jean Sévillia · Librairie Académique Perrin · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782702854198
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In this work, Jean Sévillia analyzes how, since 1945, a small group of intellectuals has exerted a disproportionate influence on the French public debate, imposing their truths and marginalizing those who dare to challenge their hegemony. The author examines how this 'intellectual terrorism' has conditioned opinion on political, social, and cultural issues for decades, using censorship and stigma to silence dissenting voices.
Through a historical journey, Sévillia denounces the tactics of manipulation, the use of anathemas, and the creation of a climate of 'single thought' that, according to the author, has prevented free and plural debate in France. It is an incisive critique of freedom of expression and the role of intellectual elites in shaping contemporary political reality.
