The Contemporary Eventalization of Meaning
No longer do we have a linear conception of temporality. The "future of the past", as theorised by Koselleck, led us to think of a new historicity regime. The context of double devitalisation of the Jacobin's state frame, provoked by a decentralist upsurge and by the assertion of a European decision frame, contributes also to a gradual dissociation of history and memory. It is from this fracture's inside itself and from this discontinuity that is born a new historiographical consciousness based on possible thoughts of memory by history. Three philosophers, who go beyond their differences in opinion, help us to think of our new connection to temporality by showing the importance of the event understood, not like exterior scum or eventalism sources, but like evential intensity: Paul Ricceur, Michel Foucault and Gilles Deleuze with Félix Guattari.