Theorie des Subjekts

Zima, Peter V.

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“…This constant surveillance produces a sense of helplessness and might result in depressive and anxious thoughts. Zima (2010) suggests that the replaceable qualities of today's global industry are the root cause of the very genuine psychopathologies of neurosis and psychosis. Zima also claimed that psychopathologies are becoming increasingly common in our society.…”

Section: Purity In the Scope Of Berardi's After The Futurementioning

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“…This demonstrates a causal relationship between the independently observable verified psychopathology rise and the heightened demands of flexible, post-Fordist capitalism. (Zima, 2010as cited in Geef, 2015 From a different point of view, artificial milieus, like technology itself, according to Jameson, also stand for "that enormous properly human and anti-natural power of dead human labor stored up in our machinery". (Jameson, 1991, p.35) Pip's desperation pushes her to accept an internship with a global group called Sunlight Project in Bolivia, a fictitious WikiLeaks rival working on secrets trading makes news leaks about public and political people, as well as the unethical business practices of huge organizations.…”

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Info Technology and Mental Health: A Study of Jonathan Franzen's Purity in the Scope of Berardi’s Theory

Fadhel,

Rasheed

2024

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In the contemporary era, information technology and mental health are complexly intertwined and the capitalist system plays a significant role in shaping this relationship. The current study argues that most mental diseases like depression, insomnia, schizophrenia, and other diseases of the contemporary era are occurring as a result of being exposed to a huge amount of information technologies. The main aim of this study is to explore and argue that these mental diseases are not a biological state but it comes as a reaction of the mind against the accumulation and acceleration of information in people's minds. The paper uses the observations and opinions of the Italian communist philosopher Franco Berardi to understand the significance of such figurations in Jonathan Franzen's Purity and it will reflect the idea that developing an understanding of how the capitalist system is blamed for these mental diseases by exposing people to an unlimited amount of information that the human mind is unable to access or deal with. Focusing on a depressed woman who is mentally exhausted as a result of the pressure of the new life and wants to change it, Purity uncovers the evils at the heart of our contemporary information technology society.

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Section: Purity In the Scope Of Berardi's After The Futurementioning

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Section: Purity In the Scope Of Berardi's After The Futurementioning

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Info Technology and Mental Health: A Study of Jonathan Franzen's Purity in the Scope of Berardi’s Theory

Fadhel,

Rasheed

2024

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“…De acuerdo con lo anterior, esto es, de acuerdo con el hecho de que las instancias de mediación tienden a autocomprenderse en términos de la pertenencia a un grupo, cabe decir que la subjetividad que se expresa en esta serie de poemas es una subjetividad colectiva. Peter Zima (2000), en su apropiación de la terminología de Greimas, la denominaría un actante supraindividual, es decir, un sujeto colectivo que funge como actor sociohistórico y que se diferencia del sujeto individual (verbigracia, el héroe) y de los sujetos infraindividuales (por ejemplo, el ello y el superego freudianos) con los que sin embargo interactúa (2000: 9-13). La clase, el partido, la familia son ejemplos de tales entidades supraindividuales.…”

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Aurelio Arturo y la poesía colombiana del siglo XX

Posada¹

2020

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Echando mano de un basamento teórico-conceptual que bebe de la filosofía, la teoría literaria, la sociología y la historia, Juan Pablo Pino Posada se adentra en los pliegues de la obra del poeta colombiano Aurelio Arturo (La Unión, 1906 - Bogotá, 1974) con el propósito de estudiar las maneras en que las nociones de “espacio” y “subjetividad” se trenzan y ponen de manifiesto las tensiones propias de la modernidad tardía. Lo verdaderamente singular de este libro estriba en que su aproximación, al ser de carácter histórico-narrativo, permite pensar los tres periodos creativos de la lírica arturiana –el de su juventud, su adultez y su vejez–, y las espacialidades (sean estas vividas, imaginarias o metafóricas) en torno a las cuales dichos periodos se forjan, como ejes constitutivos de un todo, de una unidad, de un “relato” (aristotélicamente hablando) que ofrece posibles respuestas a la pregunta tardomoderna por la interacción de la subjetividad consigo misma y con el lenguaje. Dejando de lado a José Eustasio Rivera (1888-1928), cuya producción lírica continúa siendo esquiva a rotulaciones generacionales, en el transcurso de esta travesía el autor logra entroncar a Arturo con Los Nuevos (1925), Piedra y Cielo (1939-c. 1944), la revista Mito (1955-1962), el Nadaísmo (1958-1974) y la Generación desencantada (1974-c. 1990), vistos de manera sinecdótica en poetas como Rafael Maya (1897-1980), Eduardo Carranza (1913-1985), Jorge Gaitán Durán (1924-1962), Jaime Jaramillo Escobar (1932) y José Manuel Arango (1937-2002), respectivamente. Lo anterior, pese a estar ceñido al siempre canonizante método generacional (hoy tan cuestionado al interior del campo de los Estudios Literarios), revela el interés de Pino Posada por desterrar el vicio que ha hecho que cierto sector de la crítica siga viendo a Arturo como una figura “insular”, ajena a los múltiples y diversos senderos poéticos del país. Estamos ante un trabajo riguroso, sensible y necesario para los estudios poetológicos en Colombia.

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Dangerous Memory in Johann Baptist Metz’s Political Theology

Merian

2024

New Approaches to Religion and Power

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This chapter will introduce and discuss Johann Baptist Metz’s concept of dangerous memory. The first parts of the chapter offer an overview of important steps in the development of Metz’s thought. Section 2.3 and the ones that follow focus on the concept of dangerous memory, whose introduction in 1969 marks the beginning of Metz’s mature political theology. Since Metz elaborated the concept of dangerous memory only in a programmatic form, the following reconstruction will be concerned with developing the relations between dangerous memory and the three main categories of Metz’s theology—the subject, practice, and time—in a more systematic manner. The summary and critical remarks in Sect. 2.5 capture the most important issues and point to possible problems that might arise, among other aspects, when using Metz’s approach to analyze the memory of Marielle Franco.

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Theorie des Subjekts

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Info Technology and Mental Health: A Study of Jonathan Franzen's Purity in the Scope of Berardi’s Theory

Info Technology and Mental Health: A Study of Jonathan Franzen's Purity in the Scope of Berardi’s Theory

Aurelio Arturo y la poesía colombiana del siglo XX

Dangerous Memory in Johann Baptist Metz’s Political Theology

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