The Organization of the Common

Abstract

Communication as a redescriptive science of the common man. The Latin communicatio as a notion of reference to the structural dialog subjacent to the common. The differences between relation and binding. The community as emptiness and as a constitutive being-with. The common as immanence unperceived in antiquity (the philia) and in modernity. The media and information technologies as avatars of rhetoric and as reinterpretations of the common in contemporaneity.