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• 05:09:02 pm on Octubre 4, 2009 | # | 1
  

  Hi, Michael, I read you. I have to say that by introducing Bourdieu to this issue I just to wanted to point out that while doing this OOP practice, and despite you may think that your or anyone else`s politics should not dictate OOP`s ontology: it is the practice by itself that is already dictating it, because doing such practice implies this bourdieuan idea of sense practique: which is referred to all the things that are taken for granted and reproduced blindly in the exercise of such a practice. This points out to the scholastic vices that are reproduced in the philosophical field. So, talking about ethics and politics: it is needed to exercise the objectivification of the practice, instead of exercising the reproduction of the vices it implies, as they are so taken for granted, and this, to objectively avoid their reproduction and institutional perpetuation in the field. The sociology of Bourdieu is relational and allows us to think this problems mostly concerned to the logic of practices. Bourdieu himself denounced all these problems all through his work: and he even talked specifically about the philosophical and the scientific fields. So to my mind, Bourdieu`s work implies a relational ontology that is referred to the social, and that should be considered ontologically. The problem is, that this kind of consideration may imply by now a subversive content inside of the philosophical fields, as it is meant to put on the table the conditions of production of the philosophical discourse.

  Comentado por Naxos en:

  OOP between Politics and Ethics

  October 4, 2009 at 5:01 pm