Publication: “Nos falta esta última fuerza. Nos falta un pueblo”. Notas sobre el pensamiento y el pueblo que falta
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Ramírez Vargas, Carlos
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Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones
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Hay una frase de Paul Klee que insiste y se repite en la mano de Deleuze: “Nos falta esta última fuerza. Nos falta un pueblo”. Sin embargo, el mundo contemporáneo se define justamente por el lleno y el devenir población de los pueblos. Es por esto que el concepto de pueblo constituye una anfibología que se revela en el trabajo de Deleuze como una comparecencia entre pueblo y pensamiento. En este sentido, la relación entre ambas categorías muestra un conjunto de consecuencias estéticas, políticas y ontológicas que estas notas intentan abordar en el pensamiento de Deleuze y más allá de éste.
There is a phrase by Paul Klee that insists and repeats itself in Deleuze’s writing: “We are missing this last force. We are missing a people”. However, the contemporary world is defined precisely by the fullness and the becoming population of peoples. This is why the concept of people constitutes an amphibology that is revealed in Deleuze’s work as an appearance between people and thought. In this sense, the relationship between both concepts shows a set of aesthetic, political, and ontological consequences that these notes attempt to address in Deleuze’s thought and beyond.
There is a phrase by Paul Klee that insists and repeats itself in Deleuze’s writing: “We are missing this last force. We are missing a people”. However, the contemporary world is defined precisely by the fullness and the becoming population of peoples. This is why the concept of people constitutes an amphibology that is revealed in Deleuze’s work as an appearance between people and thought. In this sense, the relationship between both concepts shows a set of aesthetic, political, and ontological consequences that these notes attempt to address in Deleuze’s thought and beyond.
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Daimon. Revista Internacional de Filosofía, nº. 92, 2024
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