Symptomatology of Collective Knowledge and the Social to Come

 

Authors
Vignola, Paolo
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Article
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This paper is based on the perception that with these two fragments Nietzsche had opened up a field of theoretical tendencies that remain at work today, of which the second ? decadence and nihilism ? often seems to be minimalized in favor of a trust I technology?s emancipatory potential. to take this second fragment seriously does not necessarily imply ?withdrawing from the process?; rather, it may allow the elaboration of more profound.
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/13534645.2017.1299295?journalCode=tpar20

Publication Year
2017
Language
eng
Topic
SYMPTOMATOLOGY
COLLECTIVE KNOWLEDGE
SOCIAL
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Repositorio SENESCYT
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