Mejía CJA

Language: Spanish
References: 8
Page: 200-216
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ABSTRACT

In the present text, a brief review is made of the notions of racism and immunity, proposed as categories of analysis based on the problematization of the government of populations and the establishment of government regimes based on biopolitics. It makes use of the term "immunity" that the Italian philosopher Roberto Esposito works to broaden the biopolitical analysis of the domain of the bodies, as well as an approach to the proposal of the person's device, thought as a fundamental axis of the establishment of the processes of Subjectivation of current states, based on immunity and racism, embedded as two of the pillars of the forms of relationship established in current control societies.

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