Books by Victor M Moriche
El péndulo de la memoria, 2007
Libro de aforismos publicado en 2007 en Ediciones Antigona.
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Pensar el Presente, 2018
The accumulation of information that we have in the networks, and the
digital market, as well as ... more The accumulation of information that we have in the networks, and the
digital market, as well as the excessive acceleration of consumption processes and human relations, are modified by virtuality in the digital era, which leads us to a society of performance, with imperatives such as transparency, and the maximization of the individual through a cult of health, which push subjectivities to a fractured horizon of instants where collapse is guaranteed. Before the accumulation of information, the accelerated time, and the constant exposure that makes the body one more commodity, the individual collapses and becomes a victim of the psycho-politics of the neoliberal system, which leads everyone to the hell of the same. In this context, the philosopher Byung Chul Han analyzes the present time and tries to propose an exit to delay in time and not succumb to the ravages caused by excessive consumerism disguised as freedom.
We will see, after explaining this diagnosis, if its exit is feasible to question the excess of individuality, and if the necessary concept of community can be recovered to be able to influence the present time. We will raise the phantasmagorical scope of some of their proposals.
Keywords: Byung-Chul Han, performance society, transparency, psychopolitics,fatigue society.
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digital market, as well as the excessive acceleration of consumption processes and human relations, are modified by virtuality in the digital era, which leads us to a society of performance, with imperatives such as transparency, and the maximization of the individual through a cult of health, which push subjectivities to a fractured horizon of instants where collapse is guaranteed. Before the accumulation of information, the accelerated time, and the constant exposure that makes the body one more commodity, the individual collapses and becomes a victim of the psycho-politics of the neoliberal system, which leads everyone to the hell of the same. In this context, the philosopher Byung Chul Han analyzes the present time and tries to propose an exit to delay in time and not succumb to the ravages caused by excessive consumerism disguised as freedom.
We will see, after explaining this diagnosis, if its exit is feasible to question the excess of individuality, and if the necessary concept of community can be recovered to be able to influence the present time. We will raise the phantasmagorical scope of some of their proposals.
Keywords: Byung-Chul Han, performance society, transparency, psychopolitics,fatigue society.
digital market, as well as the excessive acceleration of consumption processes and human relations, are modified by virtuality in the digital era, which leads us to a society of performance, with imperatives such as transparency, and the maximization of the individual through a cult of health, which push subjectivities to a fractured horizon of instants where collapse is guaranteed. Before the accumulation of information, the accelerated time, and the constant exposure that makes the body one more commodity, the individual collapses and becomes a victim of the psycho-politics of the neoliberal system, which leads everyone to the hell of the same. In this context, the philosopher Byung Chul Han analyzes the present time and tries to propose an exit to delay in time and not succumb to the ravages caused by excessive consumerism disguised as freedom.
We will see, after explaining this diagnosis, if its exit is feasible to question the excess of individuality, and if the necessary concept of community can be recovered to be able to influence the present time. We will raise the phantasmagorical scope of some of their proposals.
Keywords: Byung-Chul Han, performance society, transparency, psychopolitics,fatigue society.