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Laurent de Sutter

    Laurent de Sutter è un filosofo belga di lingua francese il cui lavoro naviga nelle complesse intersezioni tra filosofia, diritto e arte. Esamina criticamente concetti di potere, soggettività e strutture sociali, sfidando spesso i confini convenzionali. De Sutter impiega un approccio intellettuale distintivo, unendo un'indagine teorica rigorosa a osservazioni acute sulla vita contemporanea. I suoi scritti invitano i lettori a riconsiderare aspetti fondamentali del pensiero e dell'esistenza sociale.

    Narkokapitalismus
    After Law
    • Narkokapitalismus

      • 138pagine
      • 5 ore di lettura

      Co mají společného vynález anestetik v polovině 19. století, užívání kokainu nacisty během druhé světové války a vývoj Prozacu? Odpověď zní, že všechny jsou produktem stejné logiky, která definuje naši současnost: "věk anestezie". Laurent de Sutter ukazuje, jak rozsáhlé aspekty našeho života jsou dnes charakterizovány ovládáním našich emocí prostřednictvím drog - od každodenního užívání prášků na spaní až po tvrdá narkotika. Chemie se stala naší součástí natolik, že ani nevidíme, jak moc nás změnila.

      Narkokapitalismus2021
      3,3
    • After Law

      • 240pagine
      • 9 ore di lettura

      Law is the most sacred fetish of our time. From radicals to conservatives, there is no militant, activist or thinker who would consider doing without it. But the history of our fascination with law is long and complex, and reaches deeper into our culture than we might think. In After Law, Laurent de Sutter takes us on a journey to uncover the sources of our fascination. He shows that at a certain moment in our history a choice was made to treat law as a decisive feature of civilization, but this choice was neither obvious nor necessary. Other political, social, religious or cultural possibilities could have been chosen instead – from ancient Egypt to Mesopotamia, from medieval Japan to China, from Islam to Judaism, other cultures have devised sophisticated tools to help people live together without having to deal with norms, rules and principles. This is a lesson worth reflecting on, especially at a time when the rule of law and the functioning of justice are increasingly showing their sinister side – and their impotence. Is there life beyond law?

      After Law2020
      4,0