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Archeology of the Stories of Theory of the State and of Power

The article presents the theories of state and power derived from the books of Hans Kelsen, Max Weber, Karl Marx, Norbert Elias, Michael Foucault and Catherine Mackinnon. To do so, a bridge is built between literature, historiography and political theory. It’s about a critical reconstruction that pr...

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Autor Principal: BACCA BENAVIDES, PAULO ILICH
Formato: info:eu-repo/semantics/article
Idioma: spa
Publicado: Universidad Santo Tomás, Bogotá-Colombia 2016
Materias:
Theory of state, theory of power, paradigm of legality, paradigm of legitimacy, paradigm of domination, history of the state, history of sovereign power, archeology of power, feminist theory, cultural studies, postcolonial studies, theory of state in Kels
Teoría del Estado, teoría del poder, paradigma de la legalidad, paradigma de la legitimidad, paradigma de la dominación, historia del Estado, historia del poder soberano, arqueología del poder, teoría feminista, estudios culturales, estudios poscoloniales
Acceso en línea: http://revistas.usta.edu.co/index.php/iusta/article/view/3053
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Sumario: The article presents the theories of state and power derived from the books of Hans Kelsen, Max Weber, Karl Marx, Norbert Elias, Michael Foucault and Catherine Mackinnon. To do so, a bridge is built between literature, historiography and political theory. It’s about a critical reconstruction that proposes an alternative vision of the conventional narrative of the theory and the history of state in the occidental world from a rigorous examination of it, but at the same time, of a questioning as rigorous of its epistemological fundaments: many of which are related to classist politics, ethnocentric and sexist.

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