cahot

Dans ce contexte, le vrai acte politique apparaît comme un pari, un appel violent à l'impossible de se réaliser et un cahot dans les fantaisies naturalisées qui se sont proliférés dans les liens lesquels le sujet établit avec l'autre.
In this context, the true political act appears as a bet, a violent appeal to the impossible to be realized and a shock in the naturalized fantasies that proliferate in the bonds that the subject establishes with the other.
Il y a eu un brusque cahot, et mes courses se sont répandues dans tout le bus.
There was a sudden lurch, and my groceries spilled all over the bus.
Si l’on observe l’évolution du PIB mondial depuis 1960[1], on s’aperçoit qu’il croît à une vitesse étonnamment régulière, exception faite d’un seul cahot récessif en 2008-2009.
If we look at the growth of world GDP since 1960,[1] we see that it is growing at a surprisingly steady rate, with the exception of one recessive jolt in 2008-2009.
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