Publication: Por una estética menor: la amistad política entre Gilles Deleuze y Michel Foucault
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2019-08-20
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Hablando en general, el tema central de la tesis será la amistad como concepto básico del pensamiento y, hablando en particular, el tema que se desarrollará será la “causa común” que une a los dos filósofos a partir del acontecimiento de Mayo del 68. Dicha causa común es la razón por la que filosofía de Gilles Deleuze y Michel Foucault pueden ser narradas paralelamente desde la importancia del concepto “amistad” filosófica e incluso, política, y que puede traducirse como la lucha contra “lo intolerable”. Esta lucha se transforma en el concepto de “resistencia” siguiendo la máxima foucaultiana: “Donde hay poder hay resistencia”, creando así nuevas formas de subjetividad y dando lugar a dos clasificaciones básicas: por un lado, la clasificación corporal–para hacer de la vida una obra de arte- y por otro, la clasificación sociopolítica–para introducirnos a un modo de vida no fascista- y generar una nueva forma de subjetividad y comunidad desde la amistad y el arte...
In general lines, the main theme of this thesis will be friendship as a basic concept of the thinking and, more in particular, the theme that will be developed is going to be the “common cause” that links both philosophers after the events happened in May 1968. This “common cause” is the reason why the thinking of Gilles Deleuze and Michel Foucault can be explained in a parallel way from the importance of the concept of “philosophical friendship” or even “political friendship” and that can be interpreted as the fight against “the intolerable”. This fight is transformed in the concept of “resistance” following Foucault’s key idea: “where there is power, there is also resistance” therefore creating new forms of subjectivity and being the inception of two basic classifications. In one hand the corporal classification -transforming life into a piece of art- and on the other hand the sociopolitical classification -to introduce ourselves in a non-fascist way of life- and generate a new form of subjectivity and community after friendship and art...
In general lines, the main theme of this thesis will be friendship as a basic concept of the thinking and, more in particular, the theme that will be developed is going to be the “common cause” that links both philosophers after the events happened in May 1968. This “common cause” is the reason why the thinking of Gilles Deleuze and Michel Foucault can be explained in a parallel way from the importance of the concept of “philosophical friendship” or even “political friendship” and that can be interpreted as the fight against “the intolerable”. This fight is transformed in the concept of “resistance” following Foucault’s key idea: “where there is power, there is also resistance” therefore creating new forms of subjectivity and being the inception of two basic classifications. In one hand the corporal classification -transforming life into a piece of art- and on the other hand the sociopolitical classification -to introduce ourselves in a non-fascist way of life- and generate a new form of subjectivity and community after friendship and art...
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Tesis de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Filosofía, Departamento de Lógica y Filosofía Teorética, leída el 05-06-2019