The "repentance" as political affection: between servitude and reparation

The article presents a critical-deconstructive reading of the “repentant” criminal figure of Argentine law from its incorporation into law 27,304 in 2016 during the neoliberal management of the Alianza Cambiemos. Repentance, as political affection, can be read as a government technology that produce...

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Autores principales: Sánchez Ceci, Pablo Daniel, Levstein, Ana
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo 2021
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/boletingec/article/view/5227
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topic arrepentimiento
afecto político
deconstrucción
repentance
political affection
deconstruction
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afecto político
deconstrucción
repentance
political affection
deconstruction
Sánchez Ceci, Pablo Daniel
Levstein, Ana
The "repentance" as political affection: between servitude and reparation
topic_facet arrepentimiento
afecto político
deconstrucción
repentance
political affection
deconstruction
author Sánchez Ceci, Pablo Daniel
Levstein, Ana
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Levstein, Ana
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title The "repentance" as political affection: between servitude and reparation
title_short The "repentance" as political affection: between servitude and reparation
title_full The "repentance" as political affection: between servitude and reparation
title_fullStr The "repentance" as political affection: between servitude and reparation
title_full_unstemmed The "repentance" as political affection: between servitude and reparation
title_sort "repentance" as political affection: between servitude and reparation
description The article presents a critical-deconstructive reading of the “repentant” criminal figure of Argentine law from its incorporation into law 27,304 in 2016 during the neoliberal management of the Alianza Cambiemos. Repentance, as political affection, can be read as a government technology that produces an enunciative place in someone who, having been a criminal agent, is supposed to later collaborate with the law. Using elements from the work of Spinoza and Derrida, we decompose this affect within the framework of the classic ethical-political question: Why do people choose submission as if it were freedom? The aporias of responsibility that are played out in this cultural figure expanded by recent legal discourse, open the possibility of rethinking a repentance of an inverse sign, a political passion capable of repairing the inseparable cruelty of all sovereignty and of interrupting the cycle of micropolitics of the sadness.
publisher Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo
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