Deseo, revuelta y soberanía en Bataille, Blanchot y Didi-Huberman
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Universidad Nacional de Rosario. Facultad de Humanidades y Artes. Escuela de Filosofía
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Este trabajo es un ejercicio dialógico entre Georges Bataille, Maurice Blanchot y Didi-Huberman. Se postularán como ejes centrales de dicho diálogo la noción de revuelta y el movimiento surrealista. La hipótesis que guía este texto es el posible vínculo entre lo irresoluble y la soberanía a partir del deseo. Se reconocerá al surrealismo como marco teórico-estético desde el cual se nutren y posicionan dichos pensadores, ya sea como referentes o lectores. Se analizarán las redes que se tejen entre los siguientes conceptos: soberanía,revuelta y sumisión. Y, finalmente, se pensará la esfera del deseo (en vínculo con el juego y lo irresoluble) como aquel sustrato ontológico que permite que la soberanía humana sobreviva.
This work is a dialogical exercise between Georges Bataille, Maurice Blanchot and Didi-Huberman. The notion of revolt and the surrealist movement will be postulated as central axes of this dialogue. The hypothesis that guides this text is the possible relation between the unsolvable and sovereignty through desire. The surrealism will be recognized as a theoretical-aesthetic background from which these philosophers are nourished and positioned, either as referents or readers. We will analyze the networks woven between the following concepts: sovereignty, revolt and submission. And, finally, we will think of thesphere of desire (in connection with the game and the unsolvable) as that ontological substratum that allows human sovereignty to survive.
This work is a dialogical exercise between Georges Bataille, Maurice Blanchot and Didi-Huberman. The notion of revolt and the surrealist movement will be postulated as central axes of this dialogue. The hypothesis that guides this text is the possible relation between the unsolvable and sovereignty through desire. The surrealism will be recognized as a theoretical-aesthetic background from which these philosophers are nourished and positioned, either as referents or readers. We will analyze the networks woven between the following concepts: sovereignty, revolt and submission. And, finally, we will think of thesphere of desire (in connection with the game and the unsolvable) as that ontological substratum that allows human sovereignty to survive.
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