Una lectura deconstructiva del régimen carnofalogocéntrico. Hacia una ética animal de la diferencia

Abstract

In the context of the contemporary debate around the "question of the animal", the deconstructive philosophies of subjectivity offer a path to think concepts that inaugurate an ethical and political thinking of animality. They allow thinking about the question of the animal from a critical and historically situated perspective, since they show an open and disseminated path. This article begins with some considerations about the power/knowledge relations between humans and animals in order to propose certain notes that inquire the ethical-political possibilities arising from the deconstruction of the human/animal dichotomy from a critical reading of the carno-phallogocentric regime.