Idéologie: le mot, l’idée, la chose
Pierre Macherey
Methodos · 2008
doi:10.4000/methodos.1843 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
This paper studies the transvaluation of “ideology” as a neologism. Between 1796 (when the notion of “ideology” was invented by Destutt de Tracy) and 1845 (when it was reused by Marx), “ideology” changed its positive value (it refers to a general science of ideas) into a negative one (because it was referred to a social system of believes, shifted from the reality it mentions).
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