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Based on the point of view of the philosophical anthropology by Martin Heidegger & the illustrated philosophy by Immanuel Kant, the author of this paper analyzes here the position of the French philosopher Etienne Balibar about the category of citizenship, considered as a basis to draw the general principles of a renewed philosophical anthropology. Starting from a kantian conception of citizenship, Balibar outlines the proposal of a philosophical anthropology structured around three pairs of poles: the pair man-subject, the pair subjetus-subjectum, & the pair cosmos-polis. The author shows the way the category "citizenship" organizes each of the previous pairs of terms & concludes with some considerations about the advantages of the balibarian proposal. Adapted from the source document.