Achille Mbembe
Frases de Achille Mbembe
“The ultimate expression of sovereignty resides, to a large degree, in the power and the capacity to dictate who may live and who must die.”
Teoria Política “Racism is, above all, a technology designed to permit the exercise of biopolitical power.”
Crítica Social “Under the conditions of necropolitics, populations are targets of destruction that is not only physical, but also symbolic.”
Reflexão Filosófica “Democracy cannot survive in a context of extreme inequality and the denial of the other's humanity.”
Análise Política “The world is not something that belongs to us. We belong to the world.”
Ética e Ecologia “The colony is the place where sovereignty fundamentally consists in the exercise of a power outside the law.”
Historiografia Crítica “To exercise sovereignty is to be capable of killing.”
Filosofia Política “Our era is the era of enmity. It is a time of separation, of fear, and the building of walls.”
Diagnóstico Social “There is no politics that is not a politics of the bodies.”
Biopolítica “The becoming-Black of the world means that, for the first time in history, the whole of humanity is subject to forms of exploitation once reserved only for the enslaved.”
Teoria Social
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