PHILOSOPHICAL POLITICAL REFLEXIONS AND (PRE)TEXTS OF BIOPOLITICS (I)
The present article (formed of two consecutive parts) aims to (un)tie the strings tied tightly around a hybrid concept, which is neither fashion, nor out of it, taken and (re)made equally by the contemporary extensions by which is operating the (hard or soft) political philosophy, (re)discussing the affirmation of Jean Luc Nancy, according to which the word biopolitics would have been created by Foucault. In fact, the general hypothesis will approximate harmonizing, suspecting, reinterpreting biopolitics, placing it (by ricochet) in the modern postmodern pretexts and reflexes, establishing, on the path of Ferenc Feher, that beyond of the paternity of the notion (of its obsolete nature or its originality! the biopolitical discourse and its program are, nevertheless, Foucaultian par excellence. As a result of the entry into the circuit of Foucault's thinking (in the late '70s) about biopower and biopolitics, the terms (coinciding only partially) reconfirm the interest of their definitive settlement within the strong fundaments of philosophical and political thinking.