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Dec 22, 2022
Abstract
This essay aims to elaborate two considerations on a concept that is widely used today, namely, the psychopolitics of Byung-Chul Han. This term comes from what Gilles Deleuze thought about the relationship between soul/psique and company in the Post-scriptum, such as it is raised by the South Korean thinker, it does not agree with what the French philosopher elucidated. That is why, firstly, to clarify Deleuze's affirmation in the Post-scriptum on the “essence” of the company through the first two series of paradoxes of Logic of Meaning; consequently, to confront the Cartesian conception of Han with the post-Kantian of Deleuze through the Three syntheses of the time of Difference and Repetition, in order to consequently make the relation with the assertion about the virtual technology of Han.
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