Publication: ¿Amor como ideología o fuerza psicosocial? Hacia una "lectura negriana" de una pasión política
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2022
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Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. Departamento de Filosofía. Asociación de Estudiantes Bajo palabra
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Este artículo realiza una crítica a la noción de amor como ideología, que domina la reflexión feminista contemporánea, contraponiéndola a una lectura del amor entendido, en el marco del emotional turn, como una fuerza que permite la creación de nuevos vínculos sociales en el actual contexto de quiebra de esos lazos y de crisis política. Entre las múltiples voces que aglutinan esta segunda perspectiva, Toni Negri nos ofrece un concepto de amor "que queda cristalizado en la trilogía Imperio, Multitud y Commonwealth" como fuerza psicosocial creadora que permite iluminar el nudo problemático entre subjetividades diversas y afectos, a la hora de pensar las maneras en las que queremos habitar nuestro mundo.
This article criticises the notion of love as ideology that dominates contemporary feminist reflections, contrasting it with one of love understood, within the framework of the emotional turn, as a force that enables the creation of new social bonds in the current context of social crisis. Among the multiple voices that bring together this perspective, Toni Negri offers us a concept of love —which is crystallised in the trilogy Empire, Multitude and Commonwealth— as a creative psychosocial passion that allows us to illuminate the problematic knot between diverse subjectivities and affects when it comes to thinking about the ways in which we wish to inhabit our social world.
This article criticises the notion of love as ideology that dominates contemporary feminist reflections, contrasting it with one of love understood, within the framework of the emotional turn, as a force that enables the creation of new social bonds in the current context of social crisis. Among the multiple voices that bring together this perspective, Toni Negri offers us a concept of love —which is crystallised in the trilogy Empire, Multitude and Commonwealth— as a creative psychosocial passion that allows us to illuminate the problematic knot between diverse subjectivities and affects when it comes to thinking about the ways in which we wish to inhabit our social world.
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Libertad, Hobbes, Movimiento, Naturalismo, Republicanismo, Love, Ideology, Psychosocial Force, Toni Negri
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Bajo Palabra. II Época. Nº28 (2022) pp. 155-172