BIOPOLITIKA KAIP KALBINĖ PROBLEMA GIORGIO AGAMBENO FILOSOFIJOJE.

The purpose of this paper is to show that the interpretation of biopolitics as developed by Giorgio Agamben is based, first of all, on the assumption of primacy of the language as ontologically negative structure. The crucial link between biopolitics and language in philosophy of Agamben shows up as...

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Publicado en:Problems / Problemos Vol. 87; pp. 73 - 84
Autores principales: Valantiejūtė, Lina, Šerpytytė, Rita
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Publicado: Vilnius University 2015
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          Vilniaus universiteto, Religijos studijų ir tyrimų centras, Universiteto g. 9/1, LT-01513 Vilnius
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        The purpose of this paper is to show that the interpretation of biopolitics as developed by Giorgio Agamben is based, first of all, on the assumption of primacy of the language as ontologically negative structure. The crucial link between biopolitics and language in philosophy of Agamben shows up as fundamentally radicalized interpretation of the movement of negation in the Hegelian dialectics. According to Agamben, Hegelian sense-certainty is simultaneously negated by language and suspended in language in a form of unspeakability -- pure negativity. Moreover, any social structure is formed in the same way, and this is the reason why any kind of politics for Agamben is already biopolitics. This insight allows us to formulate the conceptual analogy between the way Hegelian sense-certainty "exists" in language and man, as a living being, "exists" in politics -- that is, as always suspended, negated but never fully removed.
        Straipsnyje siekiama parodyti, jog tik išryškinus kalbos kaip pirmapradiškai negatyvios struktūros idėją bei atskleidus jos įprasminimo perspektyvą, įmanoma neredukcionistiškai interpretuoti Giorgio Agambeno biopolitikos koncepciją. Kalbą ir biopolitiką susiejantis ryšys Agambeno filosofijoje išryškinamas analizuojant jo radikalizuotą Hegelio neigimo judesio interpretaciją. Teigiama, kad tik ontologiškai negatyviai interpretuojant kalbą galima paaiškinti, kodėl politika Agambenui visada jau yra biopolitika. Sykiu galima formuluoti ir svarbią konceptualinę analogiją: žmogus, kaip gyva būtybė, politikoje „egzistuoja“ tokiu pat statusu, kaip hegeliškas juslinis tikrumas „egzistuoja“ kalboje.
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