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Légitimité, Autorité, Canons – Bordeaux

La tension entre l’autorité d’une parole et d’un pouvoir hérités et la quête d’une indépendance légitime traverse l’histoire et les cultures des États-Unis. Qu’il s’agisse de proclamer une indépendance politique, culturelle, intellectuelle, littéraire ou artistique par rapport à l’Europe ou d’affirmer une identité propre au territoire, les États-Unis n’ont cessé d’entretenir un rapport trouble à l’autorité – entendue ici principalement au sens d’auctoritas –, maintenant un état de crise dynamique soulignée par le congrès de 2019, qui s’intéressait aux notions de discipline et d’indiscipline.