Hate Discourses and “Scavenger” Desire in Present-Day Politics in Argentina from Michel Foucault's Perspective
摘要
From the perspective opened up by Foucault's analysis, we propose to problematize the current escalation of the discourse of hate, both by tracing its historical genealogy as a dispositive, and by addressing the question of the relation of truth to which its production of subjectivity is subject. A cross-examination between his texts of 1970 and his study of the “historical war discourse” and those of 1980 on the question of desire establishes to combine a critical study of some of the most challenging issues of our political present in Latin America and across the world.