O Ciborgue ainda está no lugar: A escala inicial do comum

Abstract

The neoliberal project has worked more and more like political dispositive of the capitalist expropriation social wealth. In turn, the various resistance movements have used innovations in their struggle to keep this social wealth open through the production of the common, in opposition to the constituted power. This article seeks an initial understanding, based mainly on the geographical perspective, of how the production of the common takes place in relation to the spatial fragmentations generated by neoliberalism and globalization. For this we enter the concept of place so discussed in Geography, as well as we seek to analyze various recent social movements from spatial concepts of territorialization and deterritorialization proposed by Deleuze and Guattari. We also insert the ideas of Donna Haraway's cyborg society in order to understand our relationship with nature, and to think about the importance that technique has in the production of the common, in its varied scales, as well as in the subjective production of a return to the idea of a critical thought.