biopolitics

Alejandro De Oto adeoto@gmail.com CONICET / Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia San Juan Bosco, Argentina María Marta Quintana mariamarta.quintana@gmail.com CONICET / Universidad Nacional de Rionegro, Argentina Abstract: This paper revisit Giorgio Agamben’s theses — mainly present in Homo sacer I— on biopolitics, sovereign power and bare life. It aims to formulate a criticism to the […]

Tags: biopolitics, colonialism, coloniality of time

18th Century: The emergence of biopolitics

Santiago Castro-Gómez, Pontifcia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia

Tags: biopolitics, Bourbon reforms, colonial discourse, geopolitics

A history of spaces, a history of powers: towards a genealogy of public space notion

Jorge Eliécer Martínez P. jmartinezp2@gmail.com Universidad de la Salle, Colombia Abstract: This paper addresses the notion of public space. Following Michel Foucault’s statement that “making a history of spaces would be, at the same time, making a history of powers”, a genealogy of this notion is presented, which accounts for a history of the diverse […]

Tags: biopolitics, governmentality, heterotopies, power, space

The Production of Subjectivity in Government Liberal Arts: Market and Freedom in the Society of Security —a Biolopolitical Analysis Based on Michel Foucault’s Thinking

Jorge Eliécer Martínez P. jmartinezp2@gmail.com Universidad de la Salle, Colombia Abstract: At the historical moment of the reason of State, police emerges as an apparatus of knowledge, power, body control, and regulating population phenomena. It is a historical move, where police’s main object is not economic production anymore, but biological and social environment, where normalization […]

Tags: biopolitics, market, neoliberalism, security company, subjectivity

Decolonizing Biopolitical Histories with Amílcar Cabral

Abstract: This paper argues that some contemporary biopolitical histories inherit problematic philosophies of history whose historical-geographical borders recapitulate colonial modes of thought. In the first part, I argue that the philosophies of history that operate in the background of Foucault and Agamben’s presentation of biopolitics cannot be maintained in its Western simplicity. In response to […]

Tags: biopolitics, Cabral, decolonization

“Difference-as- colony”, governmentality/biopolitics and Good living (communally): decolonial ramifications of Derrida, Foucault’s thinking and postcolonial criticism

Leticia Katzer, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo-Conicet, Argentina

Tags: biopolitics, communal life, deconstruction, ethno-politics, postcolonial criticism

biopolitics

Dangerous Instincts: Foucault, Criminality, and Animals

From a Disciplinary Space to a Biopolitics of Intervention in Violence and Death Against Women

The Insubordination of Subdued Knowledges and the Emergence of Other Epistemologies

Decolonizing the Census. The Social Division of Social Sciences and the Locus of their Tools in Colonial Genealogy

Modernity and Governmentality: From Rural to Oil-Producing Venezuela

Biopolitics and communalization. A Philosophical and Ethnographic Approach

Liberalism and Biopolitics in La Paz City in the Wake of the 20th Century

Bodies, Subjectivities, and Power. Biopolitics and Urban Aesthetics in Medellín

Ethnography, Biopolitics, and Coloniality. Genealogies of Urban Precariousness in Buenos Aires Metropolitan Region

Presentation. Projections of the anthropology of biopolitics

Security and Sexuality Devices in Mexico’s South Border: Biopolitics Face to Central American Trans-gender Women

Border Walls and Immigrant Deportation as Biopolitical Technologies in the US

Biopolitics and coloniality. A critical reading of Homo sacer

18th Century: The emergence of biopolitics

A history of spaces, a history of powers: towards a genealogy of public space notion

The Production of Subjectivity in Government Liberal Arts: Market and Freedom in the Society of Security —a Biolopolitical Analysis Based on Michel Foucault’s Thinking

Decolonizing Biopolitical Histories with Amílcar Cabral

“Difference-as- colony”, governmentality/biopolitics and Good living (communally): decolonial ramifications of Derrida, Foucault’s thinking and postcolonial criticism

Horrorism and the Biopolitics of Ablation. Racializations of the Indian in Colombian Armed Conflict

Warping on knowledge commoditization at university —Paul Ricœur, Jacques Derrida, Boaventura de Sousa Santos

On the chosen people and hidden mana. The mining company at San Juan (Argentina)

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