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Bonjour. Afin de respecter la neutralité dans l'usage de File:Chrono Guerre Froide Dirigeants.jpg sur WP, pourrais-tu remplacer le terme "Empire" par "Bloc", qui est plus neutre. Merci. --TwoWings * to talk or not to talk... 14:22, 31 October 2014 (UTC)Reply

Bonjour, je me suis longuement posé la question lors de la création de cette frise qui a fait partie d'un travail de revue en profondeur de l'article relatif à la guerre froide. Cette notion d'empire, comme celle de bloc, apparaît dans de nombreux ouvrages des historiens américains ou français consacrés à la guerre froide (listés pour les plus "classiques" d'entre eux dans cet article) et représente sans doute mieux le caractère hégémonique et plus ou moins subi de la domination des États-Unis et de l'Union soviétique sur les pays dans leur mouvance. La discussion me semble donc légitime, mais le choix final entre les deux termes pas évident. Ce serait intéressant de recueillir d'autres avis. Concernant la neutralité, elle me semble respectée dès lors que le même terme "empire" est utilisé tant pour les États-Unis que pour l'Union soviétique. Concernant l'orthographe, la majuscule ne s'impose pas pour ce terme "empire", et je me propose donc de la remplacer par une minuscule sans précipiter une décision sur le changement de terme. Denis-Paul Bourg (talk) 07:31, 2 November 2014 (UTC)Reply
Attention, je ne dis pas que l'utilisation du mot "empire" est illégitime, et je ne suis pas non plus en train de dénigrer le travail des spécialistes qui emploient ce mot. Ceci dit, ces mêmes spécialistes ne sont pas forcément guidés/contraints par la même nécessité de neutralité que nous le sommes sur WP. De même, il me semble (mais je peux me tromper) que les USA et l'URSS employaient le terme "empire"... pour désigner l'ennemi et non pour désigner eux-mêmes. Dans tous les cas, le mot "empire" est trop connoté et porte en lui un jugement et/ou un positionnement idéologique. Inversement, je ne vois pas en quoi le terme "bloc" induit un problème de neutralité. Il est donc largement préférable dans le cadre d'une encyclopédie qui chercher à respecter au mieux la neutralité (je dis bien "au mieux" car la neutralité stricte et totale n'est pas toujours possible, notamment quand il s'agit d'Histoire ou de géopolitique !). --TwoWings * to talk or not to talk... 13:59, 4 November 2014 (UTC)Reply
Bonjour, j'ai procédé à la modification que vous souhaitiez, moins pour des raisons de neutralité - car l'emploi symétrique du terme "empire" respecte cette notion - ou de réalité historique - car les historiens utilisent volontiers ce terme qui décrit mieux la manière dont les États-Unis et l'Union soviétique ont agi pendant cette période - que pour des raisons d'usage, le terme "bloc" étant en effet consacré dans le langage courant. Denis-Paul Bourg (talk) 17:52, 15 November 2014 (UTC).Reply
Merci. Je pense que c'est effectivement plus raisonnable au moins d'un point de vue de l'usage (cf principe de moindre surprise sur WP).
Je persiste toutefois à penser que l'emploi du mot "empire" est connoté et donc moins neutre que "bloc" - rappelons qu'il y avait aussi des pays dits "non alignés" et l'emploi par eux du terme "empire" prend justement un aspect idéologique qui n'est pas présent dans le mot "bloc".
De la même manière, même si je ne conteste aucunement la pertinence de l'utilisation du terme "empire" par les historiens, je ne pense pas que tous les historiens utilisent ce terme et je pense que c'est réducteur d'analyser la Guerre froide avec une telle interprétation (tout comme il serait naïf de nier le côté effectivement impérial des deux pays). --TwoWings * to talk or not to talk... 13:27, 18 November 2014 (UTC)Reply
Euh... Pourquoi ne vois-je aucun changement sur le fichier qui indique toujours "Empire" ?!... --TwoWings * to talk or not to talk... 13:29, 18 November 2014 (UTC)Reply

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