Las temporalidades de la política. Marx y el enigma de la Comuna de París
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Universidad Nacional de Rosario. Facultad de Humanidades y Artes. Escuela de Filosofía
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¿Qué nos convoca a pensar la Comuna de París? ¿Cómo volver sobre un acontecimiento que instituye la memoria revolucionaria? Releemos La guerra civil en Francia de Karl Marx para explorar una de las respuestas posibles a la pregunta que actores y espectadores de la Comuna de París se formularon: ¿Qué es la Comuna? Buscamos, con Marx, las vetas de una respuesta que, considerando la temporalidad plural y la heterogeneidad social, permita pensar la relación entre la política, la cuestión social y la historia. Leemos, de esta manera, a la Comuna de París como una primera formulación de aquello que, años después, aparecerá en las cartas a Vera Zasúlich en torno a la comuna rural rusa, para recuperar el enigma de la comuna y su (in)interrumpida reverberación en las luchas revolucionarias.
What does the Paris Comunne convene us to think? How can we return to an event that has established the revolutionary memory? We propose to reread Karl Marx ́s The Civil War in France inorder to explore one of the possible answers to the question that both actors and spectators of the Paris Communne have asked to themselves: What is the Commune? We are searching, with Marx, for the veins of an answer that, considering the plural temporality and the social heterogeneity, allow us to think the relationship between politics, the social question and history. In this path, we read the Paris Commune as a first formulation of that which, years later, will appear in the letters to Vera Zasúlich about the Russian rural commune, and that will lead us to recover the commune ́s enigma and its (un)interrupted reverberations throughout revolutionary struggles.
What does the Paris Comunne convene us to think? How can we return to an event that has established the revolutionary memory? We propose to reread Karl Marx ́s The Civil War in France inorder to explore one of the possible answers to the question that both actors and spectators of the Paris Communne have asked to themselves: What is the Commune? We are searching, with Marx, for the veins of an answer that, considering the plural temporality and the social heterogeneity, allow us to think the relationship between politics, the social question and history. In this path, we read the Paris Commune as a first formulation of that which, years later, will appear in the letters to Vera Zasúlich about the Russian rural commune, and that will lead us to recover the commune ́s enigma and its (un)interrupted reverberations throughout revolutionary struggles.
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