Open AccessCHRONOPOLITICS AS A POLITICAL ONTOLOGY OF TIME (BIOPOLITICAL ASPECT)
Author(s) -
Danil Popov,
Natalya Borisovna Polyakova,
Александр Шадрин,
Alexey Yarkeev
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
vestnik udmurtskogo universiteta. filosofiâ, psihologiâ, pedagogika
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2413-2411
pISSN - 2412-9550
DOI - 10.35634/2412-9550-2021-31-1-5-18
Subject(s) - biopower , teleology , interpretation (philosophy) , politics , posthuman , epistemology , sociology , hermeneutics , power (physics) , population , environmental ethics , political science , philosophy , law , linguistics , demography , quantum mechanics , physics
The work of the 7th round table «Philosophy: Hermeneutics of Concepts» is devoted to bio- and chronopolitics. Biopolitics as a powerful organization of the population’s life in the forms of medicalization, normalization and regulation has a direct impact on the biological life of the human. However, this does not mean that bio-power solves the problem of «nature versus nurture» exclusively in favor of human nature. Bio-power also seeks to design the human environment. Biopolitical tools of influence on social time can be designated by the concept of chronopolitics. Chronopolitics, being an integral part of the whole biopolitical impact on a person, appears in the forms of permanent intensification of time; metaphysical interpretation of time, which has political and legal consequences; interpretation of history, in the hermeneutic circle of which the rewriting of the past implies the goal of forming an affective post-memory, which allows us to reconstruct the present and to form trends corresponding to the image of the future bio-power. Chronopolitics accelerates social time and, by contributing to the formation of mega-machine structures that meet the teleology of bio-power, carries increasing risks for human civilization.