La “agenesia” como patología de civilización y su alcance en el capitalismo de la flexibilidad
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2017-06-16
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García Ferrer, Borja
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Universidad EAFIT
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Según nuestra hipótesis, la physis cultural sufre un desfallecimiento por razón del cual se muestra incapaz de generar sentido y fuerza intensiva en aras de su autocrecimiento ilimitado. Desde esta perspectiva, nos proponemos examinar la vigencia de semejante “agenesia” en el incipiente capitalismo flexible, con el objeto de dilucidar sus expresiones mórbidas a la luz de los mecanismos ciegos que vertebran actualmente la esfera laboral; en la medida en que nos arrebata nuestras potencias creativas, la organización social de la intelectualidad de masas termina generando, en efecto, una especie de locura carencial entregada a la aporética autófaga de la organización del vacío, por concurso de la cual buscamos saldar compulsivamente la deuda infinita contraída con la cultura. Por último, apuntamos contra la necedad concomitante a la pérdida del autoextrañamiento como principal inductor de la crisis, en un mundo histórico que acepta con indiferencia la dictadura invisible del Capital, sumido en una “ilusión de autonomía” que identifica libertad y flexibilidad.
According to our hypothesis, cultural physis grows faint and, therefore, it is incapable of generating meaning and intensive force for its unlimited self-growth. From this perspective, we intend to examine the validity of this "agenesis" within the incipient flexible capitalism, in order to elucidate its morbid expressions in light of the blind mechanisms that are currently the backbone of the labor sphere. Insofar as it snatches our creative powers, the social organization of the mass intelligentsia ends up generating, indeed, a kind of deficiency-related madness given to the autophagous aporia of the vacuum organization through which we seek to compulsively pay the infinite debt with culture. Finally, we point to the nonsense concomitant with the loss of self-estrangement as the main driver of the crisis, in a historical world that indifferently accepts the invisible dictatorship of Capital, immersed in an "illusion of autonomy" that identifies freedom and flexibility.
According to our hypothesis, cultural physis grows faint and, therefore, it is incapable of generating meaning and intensive force for its unlimited self-growth. From this perspective, we intend to examine the validity of this "agenesis" within the incipient flexible capitalism, in order to elucidate its morbid expressions in light of the blind mechanisms that are currently the backbone of the labor sphere. Insofar as it snatches our creative powers, the social organization of the mass intelligentsia ends up generating, indeed, a kind of deficiency-related madness given to the autophagous aporia of the vacuum organization through which we seek to compulsively pay the infinite debt with culture. Finally, we point to the nonsense concomitant with the loss of self-estrangement as the main driver of the crisis, in a historical world that indifferently accepts the invisible dictatorship of Capital, immersed in an "illusion of autonomy" that identifies freedom and flexibility.