Before starting to talk about the Tunisian revolution- or any other revolution- it is necessary to agree that it cannot be addressed by simple logic. This is because it is not only a daring power that challenged a despotic regime or a desire to determine the individual or collective destiny but it is a move from time to another and a process of passing, a path. To study a revolution, first one has to understand this idea. We cannot judge its success or failure unless when we follow the traces of the first time and the second time. This is what we are trying to explain in this article.
