The Univocality of Common. A Little Trip from Spinoza to Deleuze, Lazzarato and Negri-Hardt
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Vol. 31 No. 1 (2012), Notes
Submitted: 2012-05-09
Published: 2012-05-09
Abstract
Common is a fundamental concept to build an egalitarian political theory, but if weapproach this concept of rigor, in first place it is essential to think an univocal concept ofbeing from Spinoza, that also will be key to understanding authors like Antonio Negri,Gilles Deleuze or Maurizio Lazzarato, which continue and assume that path in order toshore up an ontological “common” reading of being, anti-hierarchical and immanent, whichis already a political vision. One way is through the figure of the multiplicity and deleuzianmachine, which will serve for an example of a common conceptual construction from the immanence, and another way is through the concept of agencement, employed by Deleuze-Guattari and assumed by Lazzarato in political outlook. Finally, Multitude becomes as animportant concept because designs a political subjectivity in the Negri-Hardt’s conception.
Keywords:
agencement, common, machine, multitude, univocality
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