The book comunnity: literature, difference and the politics of friendship
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https://doi.org/10.22409/gragoata.v21i41.33435Keywords:
Politics of friendship, Jacques Derrida, Difference, Deconstruction.Abstract
This paper deals with the concept of friendship and its relations with both philosophy of politics and literature. First of all, the paper reviews some of Aristotle and Hannah Arendt’s works in order to reflect upon a kind of philosophy of politics that is related to the notions of consensus and friendship in favour of a Universalist conception of politics that establishes the difference between friend and enemy in the core of the political logos. Secondly, the paper approaches Jacques Derrida’s thoughts, specially those presented in his book Politiques de l’amitié, in order to consider language and the notion of difference as ways to think the aporia inherent in the relationship between friendship and politics. Finally, this work speculates on how literature can be one of the places where the politics of friendship abodes.
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