Anders Fjeld
Biographic Data
| ID | 896329 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anders Fjeld |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anders |
| FAMILY NAME | Fjeld |
| SIGNATURE | FJELD A |
| AFFILIATIONS | UCLouvain |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Marx and Europe: Beyond Stereotypes, Below Utopias
Adam Smith: Le pari de l’économie
Démesure(s): Une autre philosophie politique d’Étienne Tassin
Reinstitucionalización, formas de vida y acciones igualitarias: Reinvenciones De Lo Común Hoy Contra El Capitalismo Neoliberal
In this article, we show how capitalism, in its current neoliberal inflexion, has tended to produce different inequality effects, and we argue how contemporary discussions about the common emerge to counteract said effects. When characterizing some of the most influential views in these debates, we illustrate the singularity of our approach and how it contributes to some of the questions that have been posed on the subject. We are interested in a…
Anti-Machiavellian Rancière: Aesthetic Cartography, Sites of Incommensurability and Processes of Experimentation
I argue that Rancière’s philosophy is anti-Machiavellian in the sense that his distinction between police and politics is not an originary division, but rather a gap in the sensible fabric of society. He thus moves from politics as a theory of agency to an aesthetic cartography of situations. It is a question of mapping the emergence of a political problem within a singular situation, and the ethics of such mapping is the insistence on the irredu…
Du problème de la scientificité à la subjectivation politique: Marx contre Althusser dans Misère de la philosophie
Marx against Althusser in Misere de la philosophie Challenging Louis Althusser’s quest for scientificity in Marxism – focusing on Marx’s epistemological break with Feuerbach’s ‘humanistic’ concept of alienation (1845) –, Fjled insists on the conceptual intertwining of Feuerbach’s category of alienation with Adam Smith’s notion of the division of labor in Marx’s early thought. In The Poverty of Philosophy (1847), Fjled pinpoints a rejection of thi…
Reinstitucionalización, formas de vida y acciones igualitarias: Reinvenciones De Lo Común Hoy Contra El Capitalismo Neoliberal
In this article, we show how capitalism, in its current neoliberal inflexion, has tended to produce different inequality effects, and we argue how contemporary discussions about the common emerge to counteract said effects. When characterizing some of the most influential views in these debates, we illustrate the singularity of our approach and how it contributes to some of the questions that have been posed on the subject. We are interested in a…
Anti-Machiavellian Rancière: Aesthetic Cartography, Sites of Incommensurability and Processes of Experimentation
I argue that Rancière’s philosophy is anti-Machiavellian in the sense that his distinction between police and politics is not an originary division, but rather a gap in the sensible fabric of society. He thus moves from politics as a theory of agency to an aesthetic cartography of situations. It is a question of mapping the emergence of a political problem within a singular situation, and the ethics of such mapping is the insistence on the irredu…
Du problème de la scientificité à la subjectivation politique: Marx contre Althusser dans Misère de la philosophie
Marx against Althusser in Misere de la philosophie Challenging Louis Althusser’s quest for scientificity in Marxism – focusing on Marx’s epistemological break with Feuerbach’s ‘humanistic’ concept of alienation (1845) –, Fjled insists on the conceptual intertwining of Feuerbach’s category of alienation with Adam Smith’s notion of the division of labor in Marx’s early thought. In The Poverty of Philosophy (1847), Fjled pinpoints a rejection of thi…
Reinstitucionalización, formas de vida y acciones igualitarias: Reinvenciones De Lo Común Hoy Contra El Capitalismo Neoliberal
In this article, we show how capitalism, in its current neoliberal inflexion, has tended to produce different inequality effects, and we argue how contemporary discussions about the common emerge to counteract said effects. When characterizing some of the most influential views in these debates, we illustrate the singularity of our approach and how it contributes to some of the questions that have been posed on the subject. We are interested in a…
Démesure(s): Une autre philosophie politique d’Étienne Tassin
Adam Smith: Le pari de l’économie
Marx and Europe: Beyond Stereotypes, Below Utopias
Political Economy and Marxism (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Capitalism (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Sociology (2 works)