Misery

Henri-Poincaré, Nancy (54) 1 res L/ES/S Géraldine ANCEL-GÉRY Lycée Charles-Baudelaire, Cran-Gevrier (74) Yannick COURSEAUX Lycée Frédéric-Chopin, Nancy (54) Emmanuelle IARDELLA-BLANC Lycée Christophe-Colomb, Sucy-en-Brie (94) Pascale JOUSSELIN-MISERY Lycée Charles-Baudelaire, Cran-Gevrier (74) Sahondra LIMANE Lycée Albert-Schweitzer, Le Raincy (93) Emmanuel MOUREY Lycée Jacques-Callot, Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy (54) Vesna NINKOVIC Lycée Jean-Macé, Vitry-sur–Seine (94) Éric OSWALD Lycée Vauban, Luxembourg

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original version, the societal cycle leads unavoidably to a point where “mankind’s biological reproduction capacity” structurally exceeds its “physical production capacity” (Ehrlich and Lui, 1997: 207). Such tension eventually results in the outburst of “misery and vice”, which takes the form of large-scale diseases or violence. This temporarily resolves problems of population pressure and thus of resource scarcity. Nevertheless, as the post-outburst context is characterized by the same institutional setting