Publication: Mesa 4. Ciudadanía en crisis.-Dos pequeñas locuras sobre filosofía y política
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González Juárez, Nadia ; Ríos Vergara, Vicente J.
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Universidad de Murcia
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Esta ponencia está fragmentada en dos locuras, y cada una de ellas reside en un cuerpo distinto, con sus
ritmos y altibajos. Así, en la primera parte se examinará la relación entre superhombre y política desde el
horizonte teórico del anarquismo stirneriano; y en la segunda parte se tratará de ver si este superhombre
que carece de estado carecerá también de filosofía. Puesto que la filosofía es lo propio del hombre y toda
política conlleva una definición de lo humano, ¿será también lo propio del superhombre? o ¿acaso el fin
de toda forma política es el fin de la filosofía? Y si no es así, ¿sobre qué versará esa filosofía?
Abstract This paper is divided into two insanities, and each of them resides in a different body, with its own rhythms and ups and downs. In the first part, we will examine the relationship between Übermensch and politics from the theoretical point of view of Stirnerian anarchism. In the second part, we will analyze if this Übermensch who lacks state will also lack philosophy. Since philosophy is typical of man and all politics carries a definition of the human being, will it also be typical of the Übermensch? Or perhaps, is the end of any political form the end of philosophy? And if it is not like that, what will that philosophy be about?
Abstract This paper is divided into two insanities, and each of them resides in a different body, with its own rhythms and ups and downs. In the first part, we will examine the relationship between Übermensch and politics from the theoretical point of view of Stirnerian anarchism. In the second part, we will analyze if this Übermensch who lacks state will also lack philosophy. Since philosophy is typical of man and all politics carries a definition of the human being, will it also be typical of the Übermensch? Or perhaps, is the end of any political form the end of philosophy? And if it is not like that, what will that philosophy be about?
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anarquismo , desorientación , sophia , superhombre , vida , anarchism , disorientation , superman , life
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