by Michel Fize · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782750900076
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«Les interdits, fondements de la liberté», an essay on philosophy by Michel Fize, published by Presses de la Renaissance in paperback (295 pages).
The author analyses the role of taboos and prohibitions in social life, showing that they are not mere brakes but conditions of possibility for freedom and democracy. Fize argues that fair rules offer security and reference points and allow conscious choices; likewise, he proposes understanding and accepting these limits as a guarantee of coexistence.
The work was originally published in 2004 in Paris. The text is in French and includes bibliographic references at the end.
For readers interested in social and political philosophy and in the debate on the role of norms and limits in democracy.
