Deleuze, Guattari y lo social

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12/2025
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Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey
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2594-1100
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El artículo se propone ofrecer una reconstrucción general de la teoría social de Deleuze y Guattari, identificando sus características principales, despejando la lógica que la articula y señalando los principios en los que se sostiene. Nos concentraremos en los conceptos de flujo, agenciamiento y máquina abstracta buscando clarificar su estatuto ontológico, sus funciones teóricas y su valor metodológico. Procuraremos mostrar que ellos son los operadores fundamentales de un abordaje radicalmente relacional del campo social y subjetivo. Pondremos de manifiesto el modo en que este abordaje cuestiona las clásicas oposiciones individuo-sociedad, micro-macro y naturaleza-cultura, al tiempo que proporciona una nueva imagen de los social, sus configuraciones y sus dinámicas. Nuestra hipótesis interpretativa es que la ontología social elaborada por Deleuze y Guattari reemplaza el tradicional paradigma del todo y las partes por un paradigma de multiplicidades diferenciales en el cual el concepto de flujo sustituye al de “elemento” o “parte”, el concepto de agenciamiento reconfigura el concepto de “sistema social”, y la máquina abstracta sustituye a los “sistemas de sistemas” sociales. Se argumenta que debido a la consistencia y al alcance de la sintaxis que así se elabora, nos encontramos ante una perspectiva meta-teórica comparable a los principales marcos conceptuales vigentes en las ciencias sociales.
This article offers a general reconstruction of Deleuze and Guattari’ssocial theory, identifying its main features, clarifying its internal logic, and outlining its guiding principles. It concentrates on the concepts of flows, assemblages, and the abstract machine, clarifying their ontological status, theoretical functions, and methodological value. The article argues that these concepts are fundamental to a radically relational approach to the social and subjective domains. It shows how this approach challenges classic opposition between individual and society, micro- and macro-levels, nature and culture, while proposing a new image of the social, its configurations, and its dynamics. Our interpretive hypothesis is that the social ontology developed by Deleuze and Guattari replaces the traditional whole –parts paradigm with a paradigm of differential multiplicities, in which flows displace “elements” or “parts,” assemblage reconfigures the notion of “social system,” and the abstract machine replaces “systems of systems.” We contend that the consistency and scope of this conceptual syntax justify treating it as a meta-theoretical perspective comparable to the leading conceptual frameworks in contemporary social science.
This article offers a general reconstruction of Deleuze and Guattari’ssocial theory, identifying its main features, clarifying its internal logic, and outlining its guiding principles. It concentrates on the concepts of flows, assemblages, and the abstract machine, clarifying their ontological status, theoretical functions, and methodological value. The article argues that these concepts are fundamental to a radically relational approach to the social and subjective domains. It shows how this approach challenges classic opposition between individual and society, micro- and macro-levels, nature and culture, while proposing a new image of the social, its configurations, and its dynamics. Our interpretive hypothesis is that the social ontology developed by Deleuze and Guattari replaces the traditional whole –parts paradigm with a paradigm of differential multiplicities, in which flows displace “elements” or “parts,” assemblage reconfigures the notion of “social system,” and the abstract machine replaces “systems of systems.” We contend that the consistency and scope of this conceptual syntax justify treating it as a meta-theoretical perspective comparable to the leading conceptual frameworks in contemporary social science.
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