Ecosophy: political praxis
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https://doi.org/10.36592/opiniaofilosofica.2025.v16.1152Keywords:
Ecosophy, Micropolitics of desire, Ecosophical praxis, Capitalism, FascismAbstract
The objective of this work is to relate the ecosophical thought of Félix Guattari with current problems that are within the scope of the three ecologies; show that certain paradigms addressed by the philosopher continue with the same masks and with the same way of operating under the three ecologies. Furthermore, it aims to present how ecosophical praxis, currently, can contribute to establishing common and creative objectives in the face of neoliberalism and fascism. The methodology is based on the bibliographical analysis of the works The three ecologies and ¿Qué es la ecosofía? By Félix Guattari, and in the analysis of the works and comments of Suely Rolnik and Larissa Drigo Agostinho on Guattarian thought. Given ecosophical thinking, is it possible that this is a praxis that breaks with capitalist logic and paves the way for a new political, social, economic, subjective and ecological paradigm? Can ecosophical praxis contribute to establishing common and creative objectives in the face of neoliberalism and fascism? Ethical-political and aesthetic relations are encompassed by market logic, and to think of a way out of this logic is to think of a micropolitics of desire that, firstly, is creator and agency, that is, the creation of becomings.
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