La desubjetivación del dêmos: pérdida del coraje político y olvido del acontecimiento democrático

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12/2015
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Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
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Phoînix
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1413-5787
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2527-225X
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El artículo analiza la crisis de la democracia ateniense a finales del siglo V a.C. Se propone el concepto de desubjetivación para entender la pérdida por parte del pueblo de su capacidad para decidir, después de una situación en la que el pueblo había sido el agente político principal. Por otra parte, la noción de desubjetivación está vinculada a lo que sucede con el nombre de Efialtes, que permite la comprensión de los efectos del acontecimiento democrático en las décadas posteriores a su actuación, así como el agotamiento de la política popular en la última década del siglo V. La mutación por la cual el ciclo de la democracia radical llega a su fin es una situación en la que el funcionamiento de la asamblea ateniense, es decir, el espacio en el que el pueblo había ejercido hasta entonces su soberanía política, produce su propio agotamiento como dispositivo de subjetivación política popular
The article analyzes the crisis of Athenian democracy in the late fifth century BC. The concept of desubjectivation is proposed to understand the loss by the people of their ability to decide, after a situation in which the people had been the main political agent. Furthermore, the notion of desubjectivation is linked to what happens with the name of Ephialtes, which allows understanding the effects of democratic event in the decades after his performance, as well as the exhaustion of popular politics in the last decade of the fifth century. The mutation by which the cycle of radical democracy comes to an end is a situation where the functioning of Athenian assembly, that is, the space in which the people had exercised until then their political sovereignty, produces its own exhaustion as a procedure of popular political subjectivation.
The article analyzes the crisis of Athenian democracy in the late fifth century BC. The concept of desubjectivation is proposed to understand the loss by the people of their ability to decide, after a situation in which the people had been the main political agent. Furthermore, the notion of desubjectivation is linked to what happens with the name of Ephialtes, which allows understanding the effects of democratic event in the decades after his performance, as well as the exhaustion of popular politics in the last decade of the fifth century. The mutation by which the cycle of radical democracy comes to an end is a situation where the functioning of Athenian assembly, that is, the space in which the people had exercised until then their political sovereignty, produces its own exhaustion as a procedure of popular political subjectivation.
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