Esferas y pliegues: la aplicabilidad de la biopolítica de Fichte a Deleuze

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06/2018
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Universidad de Antioquia. Instituto de Filosofía
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Estudios de Filosofía
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El artículo propone construir una biopolítica afirmativa a través de la confrontación de las ontologías políticas de Johann Fichte y Gilles Deleuze. Se mostrará la afinidad entre la Thathandlung y cuatro conceptos deleuzianos que se entrelazan a lo largo de su obra: eterno retorno, intensidad, affectus y pliegue. Sin embargo, ambas filosofías trascendentales divergen en su concepción del tiempo: en Fichte, lleva a contraponer la agilidad de la actividad pura del Yo (eterna) y la fijeza de las determinaciones práctico-políticas (temporales), mientras en Deleuze concreta la inmanencia entre ambos planos. Esa fijeza en Fichte se observa en el plano de la aplicabilidad (el cuerpo como esfera de acción) y determina su concepción del Estado. Por tanto, una aplicabilidad basada en la forma del pliegue permite postular, para concluir, una forma deleuziana de Estado que sea eficaz ante los desafíos del mundo contemporáneo.
This paper aims to construct an affirmative biopolitics through the confrontation of the political ontologies of Johann Fichte and Gilles Deleuze. We will show the affinity between the Thathandlung and four Deleuzian concepts that are interwoven throughout his work: eternal return, intensity, affectus and fold. However, both transcendental philosophies differ in their conception of time: Fichte opposes the agility of the pure activity of the I (eternal) with the inflexibility of the practicalpolitical determinations (temporal), whereas Deleuze’s philosophy realizes the immanence of both realms. Ficthean inflexibility is observable in the realm of applicability (the body as the sphere of action) and determines its conception of the State. Therefore, to conclude, an applicability based on the form of the fold enables us to propose a Deleuzian form of State that may be effective faced with the challenges of the contemporary world.
This paper aims to construct an affirmative biopolitics through the confrontation of the political ontologies of Johann Fichte and Gilles Deleuze. We will show the affinity between the Thathandlung and four Deleuzian concepts that are interwoven throughout his work: eternal return, intensity, affectus and fold. However, both transcendental philosophies differ in their conception of time: Fichte opposes the agility of the pure activity of the I (eternal) with the inflexibility of the practicalpolitical determinations (temporal), whereas Deleuze’s philosophy realizes the immanence of both realms. Ficthean inflexibility is observable in the realm of applicability (the body as the sphere of action) and determines its conception of the State. Therefore, to conclude, an applicability based on the form of the fold enables us to propose a Deleuzian form of State that may be effective faced with the challenges of the contemporary world.
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