Abstract

TRINDADE, Daniel Dutra  and  FONSECA, Tania Mara Galli. What politic it is possible with deleuzian thought?. Rev. Mal-Estar Subj. [online]. 2009, vol.9, n.1, pp. 233-249. ISSN 1518-6148.

This work has the/ pretention to discuss the possibility of a politic in the wake of the thought of Gilles Deleuze, taking into account the tension between the concepts of macro and micropolitic and its relevance to a philosophy that values in last instance the pure difference, the pure becoming. This work is not intented to describe what is politics according to Deleuze, but how a politics can serve as a subject to critique and to tought in the philosophical moviment of his ideas. What results of this work is not a fact, but an interpretation that intents to be fair with a philosophy wich, in all of its corpus, makes the critique of the modern subject, subject conceived in identity and substance, denser. This fairness carried out implies two consequences: it cools the humanist and voluntarist pretensions, whose foundation is in a subject capable of, through taking awareness of his circumstances, change the direction of history and society - a subject understood as cause of his own humanity; and frees the devir, as a free being, of its human tethers, all too human, showing that there is life beyond man as a measure of all things. This two consequences certainly bring the discomfort of no longer feeling the life's reins in our own hands, specially considering our historical time where the human misery is shocking. Deleuze, however, does not comfort; he imposes challenges and provokes creation of senses, exhausting the possible until a life shines...

Keywords : macropolitic; micropolitic; subject; esthetic; becoming.

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