Remy de Gourmont

L’expansion coloniale des nations européennes et les conflits nationalistes du début du xxe siècle sont l’occasion d’une nouvelle lecture du Dialogue des Méliens de Thucydide, de la part des hommes de lettres français. Rémy de Gourmont, premièrement, et, peut-être à travers lui, Maurice Barrès reflètent, dans la France vaincue, la position des Méliens et remettent en discussion le sens de la réappropriation des Anciens, sur la base de la valeur universelle ou non de leur témoignage et de l’inexorabilité – ou de l’insuffisance – du thème de la Raison d’État.

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