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Время протеста: мультитемпоральность как характеристика отношений власти и сопротивления
Time of Protest: Multi-temporality as an Attribute of the Relations of Power and Resistance
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Abstract
The article examines how the perception of historical time influences the dynamics of power relations and resistance. It draws on the concept of multitemporality, which posits that different 'temporal regimes' - different experiences of time and different temporal constructions of past, present, and... view more
The article examines how the perception of historical time influences the dynamics of power relations and resistance. It draws on the concept of multitemporality, which posits that different 'temporal regimes' - different experiences of time and different temporal constructions of past, present, and future - can coexist. Drawing on the work of K. Mannheim, H. Rosa, and M. Foucault, the article illustrates that power and resistance operate in different temporal regimes, perceive social change at different speeds, and have different attitudes towards the past and the future. The article explores how the optics of multitemporality can serve resistance politics and have an emancipatory effect. Using Foucault's concepts of power and resistance, it describes specific multitemporal characteristics associated with power and resistance, such as power's tendency to slow down the passage of time and resistance's struggle against the determination of the future. The article considers how the temporal aspect helps power to maintain and strengthen its dominance, while enabling resistance to create alternative future scenarios. It emphasizes that resistance acts as a catalyst for social change and, drawing on the ideas of Foucault and Deleuze, underlines the primacy of resistance over power. It concludes that resistance not only seeks to outpace power in time, but represents a qualitatively different approach to time and history.... view less
Keywords
Foucault, M.; Deleuze, G.; power; resistance; philosophy of history; utopia; Mannheim, K.
Classification
Philosophy, Ethics, Religion
Free Keywords
multi-temporality; temporal regime; synchronization
Document language
Russian
Publication Year
2024
Page/Pages
p. 44-60
Journal
Sociologija vlasti / Sociology of power, 36 (2024) 1
DOI
https://doi.org/10.22394/2074-0492-2024-1-44-60
ISSN
2074-0492
Status
Published Version; reviewed
Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0