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Culturales

versión On-line ISSN 2448-539Xversión impresa ISSN 1870-1191

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BERGUA AMORES, José Ángel. Más allá de la sociología: Sobre catástrofes, expertos y comunidades. Culturales [online]. 2009, vol.5, n.9, pp.7-38. ISSN 2448-539X.

The catastrophic discourse takes part in a stable situation in which the analyst knowledge is directly proportional to the actor alienation. Economist knows that unstable situations like panic produce an opposite phenomenon: the analyst does not know very well what is going on but the actor knows how to manage. If the market, as well as a stable operation, permits instability, the prevention of catastrophes could admit an instable one, similar to panic and together with the catastrophic solution. This paper suggests some concepts to think about this unstable and ant-catastrophic situation. They are notions which give prominence to "emergentism", the autopoi-esis and uncertainty. The reinterpretation of hobbesian natural state developed by Foucault, the analysis of the mobilization power of fear made by Bataille and the unpolitical reflections of the community which have been proposed by Esposito, Nancy and Agamben, will be reinterpreted in order to achieve this goalt.

Palabras llave : Prophecies; autopoiesis; constructivism; sociosophy.

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