Publication: La gubernamentalidad como poder a distancia: Foucault y la crisis de las disciplinas
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Sánchez Santiago, Alfredo
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Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones
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Sobre la base de las modificaciones que tienen lugar en la noción de poder de Michel Foucault entre 1975 y 1979, este trabajo pretende ofrecer algunas claves de análisis de las nuevas modalidades de control político características de las sociedades del capitalismo avanzado. El planteamiento en 1978 de la serie libertad–mecanismos de seguridad–gobierno conduce a Foucault a evacuar el modelo disciplinario como esquema único de inteligibilidad del ejercicio del poder. Queda abierta de esta forma la posibilidad de avanzar en la conceptualización de la gubernamentalidad neoliberal vigente en nuestras sociedades como un poder indirecto o un “gobierno a distancia” que preserva intocada –y declara intocable– la materialidad misma de los cuerpos.
Based on the changes performed on the notion of power in Michel Foucault’s discourse from 1975 to 1979, this work proposes a few elements for the analysis of the most recent methods of political control, specific to late modern societies. The examination in 1978 of the series freedom mechanisms of security–government leads Foucault to evacuate the disciplinary model as the unique grid of intelligibility for the exercise of power. It thus opens the way to conceptualize current neoliberal governmentality as a form of indirect power or ‘government at a distance’ which preserves untouched –and declares untouchable– bodies’ own materiality.
Based on the changes performed on the notion of power in Michel Foucault’s discourse from 1975 to 1979, this work proposes a few elements for the analysis of the most recent methods of political control, specific to late modern societies. The examination in 1978 of the series freedom mechanisms of security–government leads Foucault to evacuate the disciplinary model as the unique grid of intelligibility for the exercise of power. It thus opens the way to conceptualize current neoliberal governmentality as a form of indirect power or ‘government at a distance’ which preserves untouched –and declares untouchable– bodies’ own materiality.
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Poder , Disciplina , Gubernamentalidad , Seguridad , Neoliberalismo , Power , Discipline , Governmentality , Freedom , Security , Neoliberalism
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