期刊名称：Anales del Seminario de Historia de la Filosofía
印刷版ISSN：0211-2337
电子版ISSN：1988-2564
出版年度：2013
卷号：30
期号：1
页码：157-168
DOI：10.5209/rev_ASHF.2013.v30.n1.42456
语种：Spanish
出版社：Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad Complutense
摘要：Reflection on “the contemporary crisis” must take into account that, beyond financial problems in global capitalist administration, the crisis works over a fall of the human in relation to which every postulation of an affirmative biopolitics seems insufficient. The biopolitical condition responds to a process of nomic self-consecration of technical structures that dramatically increase the capacity to oppress without doing much for the capacity to tolerate it. This essay engages with Heidegger, Keynes, Weber and Schmitt, as thinkers of the “crisis,” in order to understand their apotropaic modulations in the face of the biopolitical fall that they had themselves detected, and for which today we find ourselves without the conceptual apparatus we need to confront it.
其他摘要：Reflection on “the contemporary crisis” must take into account that, beyond financial problems in global capitalist administration, the crisis works over a fall of the human in relation to which every postulation of an affirmative biopolitics seems insufficient. The biopolitical condition responds to a process of nomic self-consecration of technical structures that dramatically increase the capacity to oppress without doing much for the capacity to tolerate it. This essay engages with Heidegger, Keynes, Weber and Schmitt, as thinkers of the “crisis,” in order to understand their apotropaic modulations in the face of the biopolitical fall that they had themselves detected, and for which today we find ourselves without the conceptual apparatus we need to confront it.
关键词：Biopolítica;liberalismo;capitalismo;katechon;separación;expropiación;comunismo del capital;Heidegger;Keynes;Weber;Schmitt;Marx;Negri.
其他关键词：Biopolitics;liberalism;capitalism;katechon;separation;expropriation;communism of capital;Heidegger;Keynes;Weber;Schmitt;Marx;Negri.
