Poderes del saber económico y saberes del poder popular: la configuración posible de una gubernamentalidad alternativa al neoliberalismo en tanto gobierno de la desigualdad
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En este artículo nos proponemos abordar la racionalidad neoliberal como una forma de gubernamentalidad antidemocrática, en tanto gobierno mediante y para la desigualdad. A partir de ello auscultaremos dentro de la tradición teórica política argentina la posibilidad de perfilar una gubernamentalidad alternativa. Para eso, hemos dividido el artículo en tres parágrafos y un apartado de reflexión final. En el primero, nos proponemos reconstruir la problematización foucaultiana de la gubernamentalidad, tal como fuera presentada a finales de la década de 1970. En el siguiente parágrafo nos valemos de la grilla foucaultiana para desbrozar la manera en que se vincula la promoción de la desigualdad y la reducción formalista de la democracia desde la perspectiva de la racionalidad neoliberal. En el último parágrafo exploramos la posibilidad de articular una racionalidad de gobierno alternativa al neoliberalismo a partir del modo en que el filósofo argentino Conrado Eggers Lan problematizó el peronismo a comienzos de la década de 1970. Finalmente, proponemos algunas consideraciones y extraemos algunas conclusiones a partir del cruce entre Foucault y Eggers Lan.
In this article, we aim to address neoliberal rationality as a form of antidemocratic governmentality, operating through and for inequality. Subsequently, we will explore within the Argentine political theoretical tradition the possibility of delineating an alternative governmentality. To achieve this, we have divided the article into three paragraphs and a final reflection section. In the first paragraph, we seek to reconstruct Foucault's problematization of governmentality as presented in the late 1970s. In the following paragraph, we utilize Foucault's framework to elucidate how the promotion of inequality and the formal reduction of democracy are interconnected from the perspective of neoliberal rationality. In the final paragraph, we explore the possibility of articulating an alternative governmentality to neoliberalism based on the way Argentine philosopher Conrado Eggers Lan problematized Peronism in the early 1970s. Finally, we propose some considerations and draw conclusions based on the intersection between Foucault and Eggers Lan's perspectives.
In this article, we aim to address neoliberal rationality as a form of antidemocratic governmentality, operating through and for inequality. Subsequently, we will explore within the Argentine political theoretical tradition the possibility of delineating an alternative governmentality. To achieve this, we have divided the article into three paragraphs and a final reflection section. In the first paragraph, we seek to reconstruct Foucault's problematization of governmentality as presented in the late 1970s. In the following paragraph, we utilize Foucault's framework to elucidate how the promotion of inequality and the formal reduction of democracy are interconnected from the perspective of neoliberal rationality. In the final paragraph, we explore the possibility of articulating an alternative governmentality to neoliberalism based on the way Argentine philosopher Conrado Eggers Lan problematized Peronism in the early 1970s. Finally, we propose some considerations and draw conclusions based on the intersection between Foucault and Eggers Lan's perspectives.
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neoliberalism, democracy, popular governmentality, socialism, neoliberalismo, democracia, gubernamentalidad popular, socialismo
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