edmund husserl en el ordoliberalismo alemán. extrañezas, resonancias y actitudes
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Abstract
En el curso titulado Nacimiento de la Biopolítica —o, más específicamente, en la serie de fragmentos que se reparten a través de dicho curso—, Michel Foucault señala la existencia de una casi desapercibida relación entre la filosofía de Edmund Husserl y el discurso crítico del denominado ordoliberalismo alemán. Partiendo desde los aportes de Foucault, el presente artículo pretenderá precisar los términos y los alcances de esa relación. El objetivo tiene una importancia muy particular: más allá de Husserl y el ordoliberalismo, o más allá de la crítica contra la actitud natural y la consecuente necesidad de adoptar el método de aprehensión de esencias, emergerían las más extrañas posibilidades de pensamiento. De ahí también se sigue la pregunta que este artículo no podrá evitar ni contestar del todo: ¿hasta qué punto tales posibilidades resuenan en nuestra actualidad e incluso en nosotros mismos?
In the course titled Birth of the Biopolitics —or, more specifically,
in the series of fragments that are distributed through the course—, Michel Foucault notes the existence of an almost unnoticed relationship between the philosophy of Edmund Husserl and the critical speech of the denominate german ordoliberalism. Starting from the contributions of Foucault, this article will pretend to specify the terms and the effect of this relationship. The objective has a very special significance: beyond Husserl and ordoliberalism, or beyond criticism against the natural attitude and the consequent need to adopt the method of apprehension of essences, will emerge the strangest possibilities of thought. Hence also continues to be the question that this article may not avoid, nor answer of all: to what extent such possibilities
resonate in our present and in ourselves?
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| Authors | ;Pablo Martín Méndez |
| Journal | minerals, metals and materials series |
| Year | 2014 |
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