Meje ljubezni

ljubezenske politike ali politično o ljubezni

Patricija Šošter (Author), Aljoša Pužar (Mentor)

Abstract

Ljubezen kot najbolj neujemljiv in neizmerljiv fenomen človeškosti obstaja kot vprašanje filozofskih in političnih premislekov že od predsokratskih časov vse do danes. Mnoga revolucionarna gibanja in revolucije 19. in 20. stoletja so prepoznale pomen ljubezni, ki je tesno zvezan s svobodo posameznikov – osvoboditev ljubezni bi tako morala biti eden izmed temeljnih projektov kateregakoli osvobodilnega gibanja. Tekom svojega pisanja razmišljam o različnih razumevanjih ljubezni in pogledih nanjo. Poskušam opuščati pozitivistično paradigmo kot historično najbolj priznan znanstveni pristop, fokusiran na vrednotenje in kategoriziranje za potrebe normiranja in urejanja naših medosebnih odnosov, in alternativno predstavim zgodbe kot vidik formiranja znanja. Razmišljam o koncepciji ljubezni od antičnih do postmodernističnih filozofov. Ljubezen umestim v kontekst poznega kapitalizma ter razmišljam o (samo)alienaciji, narcisizmu in opustitvi ljubezni. V nadaljevanju razmišljam o etičnosti ljubezni in o njeni navezavi na politiko. Postavim jo v kontekst anarhizma in revolucionarnih gibanj ter razmišljam o njenem subverzivnem potencialu. V zaključnem delu predstavim alternativne pristope k ljubezenskim odnosom, ki presegajo mono-heteronormativne okvire institucije para.

Keywords

ljubezen;svoboda;revolucija;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2022
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UL FDV - Faculty of Social Sciences
Publisher:	[P. Šošter]
UDC:	159.96:165.614(043.2)
COBISS:	125653763
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	The Borders of Love: Love's Politics or Politically about Love
Secondary abstract:	Love, as the most incomprehensible and immeasurable phenomenon of humanity, has existed as a question of philosophical and political considerations since pre-Socratic times until today. Many revolutionary movements and revolutions of the 19th and 20th centuries recognized the importance of love, which is closely related to freedom of individuals. The liberation of love should thus be the fundamental project of every liberation movement. In the process of my writing, I am thinking about different views and understandings of love. I try to abandon the positivist paradigm as the historically most approved scientific approach oriented toward evaluation and categorization for the purposes of standardizing and regulating our human relationships and as an alternative I present stories as an aspect of knowledge formation. I am think about the conception of love from ancient to postmodernist philosophers. I place love in the context of late-capitalism and think about (self)alienation, narcissism and the abandonment of love. I think about the ethics of love, about its connection to politics. I place it in the context of anarchism and revolutionary action, and I consider its subversive potential. In the final part, I present alternative approaches to love relationships that go beyond the mono-hetero-normative framework of the institution of the couple.
Secondary keywords:	love;freedom;revolution;Ljubezen;Čustva;Etika;Družbeni vidik;Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Study programme:	0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za družbene vede
Pages:	26 str.
ID:	16551348