La anarquía como orden en de otro modo que ser
THE ANARCHY AS AN ORDER IN OTHERWISE BEING
Abstract (en)
This text studies the movement of the word “anarchy” in Otherwise than Being. This term, that Lévinas depoliticizes when appealing to its strict etymological sense (an-archy as that with no beginning, lacking foundation, lacking origin), bursts into the text as an excess that cannot be sheltered under the unit of a noun or a discourse. This text pretends to give an exploration of the signification of this anarchy, its relationship with the discursive and political order, to finally question if anarchy does not, in a certain way, end up being neutralized in a form of sovereign power that dictates the ethical order from a certain goodness, both original and originating.
Keywords: Anarchy, order, sovereignty, law.
Abstract (es)
discursivo y con el orden político, para preguntar finalmente si la anarquía no acaba de alguna manera siendo neutralizada en una forma de poder soberano que dicta la orden ética desde una cierta bondad originaria y originante.
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