L’énigme du cap acéphale: Autour des parentés philosophiques entre égologie et hétérologie dans la lecture derridienne du Monsieur Teste de Valéry

Auteurs-es

  • Pietro Lembo Universidad de Quilmes

DOI :

https://doi.org/10.5195/jffp.2018.830

Mots-clés :

Souveraineté, égologie, hétérologie, pulsion de pouvoir, Monsieur Teste

Résumé

Le but de cette contribution c'est d'analyser la lecture derridienne du Monsieur Teste de Valéry afin de montrer que, par cette figure énigmatique, Derrida a voulu proposer une déconstruction double : une déconstruction de l’égologie souveraine au moyen de l’hétérologie contre-souveraine et vice-versa.  

Biographie de l'auteur-e

Pietro Lembo, Universidad de Quilmes

 

●  Date of birth : 30/06/1983.

●  Nationality:  Italian

●  Address 1: Av. Poeta Lugones, 230 Córdoba 5000 (Argentina).

●  Address 2: via Amendola 4, Capo d’Orlando 98071 (Italy).

2010-2011  Visiting PhD Student at Archive Husserl : Pays Germaniques (ENS de Paris).

2013 PhD in Philosophy, University of Messina, Italy. Thesis: “Bios e sovranità. L’auto-immunità trascendentale del politico nella filosofia di Jacques Derrida”. 

2014 Post-doctoral fellow at Laboratoire de recherche sur les logiques contemporaines de la philosophie - University of Paris 8 Vincennes Saint-Denis (Supported by French Ambassy in Italy and Fondazione Primoli. Research Project: Figurations souveraines. L'aporétique de la force dans la philosophie de Jacques Derrida. 

2015 Post-doctoral fellow at University of Oran (supported by Université Pierre et Marie Curie de Paris, Emmag Project). Research project: Figurations souveraines. L'aporétique de la force dans la philosophie de Jacques Derrida. 

2016-2017 Post-doctoral fellow at Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios sobre Cultura y Sociedad (CIECS) – Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (supported by CONICET). Research project: Figuraciones soberanas. Aporética de la fuerza entre deconstrucción, teoría de la imagen y psicoanálisis (Jacques Derrida lector de Louis Marin y Sigmund Freud).

2017-2018 Post-doctoral fellow at Centro de Historia Intelectual, Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, (supported by Agencia). Research project: Para una arqueotropología de los conceptos onto-teológico-políticos (Jacques Derrida con Louis Marin).  

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2018-06-04

Numéro

Vol. 26 No. 1 (2018)

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