The political and social reflections of young Deleuze seem to be characterized by an attempt to free itself from an analytical model considered obsolete, the European-style “classic” (or “modern”) as is shown in traditional authors such as Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau , that focuses on the centrality of the paradigms of the contract, and the sovereignty of the law, to identify those instances materials that act concretely in social processes, and determining their evolution. The challenge that he throws is, therefore, to rethink the creativity of social and, simultaneously, to imagine alternative institutions. To do this he moves in search of a dynamic analysis, which takes into account the factors more specifically inventive and creative acting in and through the social field, an analysis, of course, “institutional”, as it was designed and put in the field at the time by Maurice Hauriou, author to whom in his reflections youth Deleuze seems to be particularly close. So it justifies the attempt historical-critical that underlies this contribution: rethinking the model of the institution in its dealings with the real foundation, material, of power, and that is with life itself.
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TY - JOUR
A1 - Domenicali, Filippo
PY - 2016
TI - RE-THINKING THE INSTITUTIONS. Deleuze reads Maurice Hauriou
JO - Plemos
SN - 9788899871505/2281-9517
AB - The political and social reflections of young Deleuze seem to be characterized by an attempt to free itself from an analytical model considered obsolete, the European-style “classic” (or “modern”) as is shown in traditional authors such as Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau , that focuses on the centrality of the paradigms of the contract, and the sovereignty of the law, to identify those instances materials that act concretely in social processes, and determining their evolution. The challenge that he throws is, therefore, to rethink the creativity of social and, simultaneously, to imagine alternative institutions. To do this he moves in search of a dynamic analysis, which takes into account the factors more specifically inventive and creative acting in and through the social field, an analysis, of course, “institutional”, as it was designed and put in the field at the time by Maurice Hauriou, author to whom in his reflections youth Deleuze seems to be particularly close. So it justifies the attempt historical-critical that underlies this contribution: rethinking the model of the institution in its dealings with the real foundation, material, of power, and that is with life itself.
SE - 2/2016
DA - 2016
KW - Gilles Deleuze KW - teoria delle istituzioni KW - Maurice Hauriou
UR - https://www.rivistapolemos.it/ripensare-listituzione-deleuze-lettore-maurice-hauriou/?lang=en
DO - 10.19280/P2016-2-008
PB - Donzelli Editore
LA - it
SP - 155
EP - 171
ER -
@article{1019280/P20162008,
author = {Filippo Domenicali},
title = {RE-THINKING THE INSTITUTIONS. Deleuze reads Maurice Hauriou},
publisher = {Donzelli Editore},
year = {2016},
ISBN = {9788899871505},
issn = {2281-9517},
abstract = {The political and social reflections of young Deleuze seem to be characterized by an attempt to free itself from an analytical model considered obsolete, the European-style “classic” (or “modern”) as is shown in traditional authors such as Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau , that focuses on the centrality of the paradigms of the contract, and the sovereignty of the law, to identify those instances materials that act concretely in social processes, and determining their evolution. The challenge that he throws is, therefore, to rethink the creativity of social and, simultaneously, to imagine alternative institutions. To do this he moves in search of a dynamic analysis, which takes into account the factors more specifically inventive and creative acting in and through the social field, an analysis, of course, “institutional”, as it was designed and put in the field at the time by Maurice Hauriou, author to whom in his reflections youth Deleuze seems to be particularly close. So it justifies the attempt historical-critical that underlies this contribution: rethinking the model of the institution in its dealings with the real foundation, material, of power, and that is with life itself.}
journal = {Pólemos},
number = {2/2016},
doi = {10.19280/P2016-2-008},
URL = {https://www.rivistapolemos.it/ripensare-listituzione-deleuze-lettore-maurice-hauriou/?lang=en},
keywords = {Gilles Deleuze; teoria delle istituzioni; Maurice Hauriou.},
pages = {155-171},
language = {it}
}
