
Vicente Valle
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We intend to unfold an already existing tension among the concepts of technique, nature, and the human. Seeking to gauge this threefold relationship, we examine what we consider key features in the works of Bernard Stiegler, Deleuze & Guattari, and Jean-Luc Nancy. We situate ourselves within these authors' philosophical proposals, in order to highlight points in which they converge or diverge, as well as ways in which they help us the project and uphold the problematic and thus urgent, matter of technique in contemporary times. Intertwined with/in nature, the place of the human is being currently displaced from the central role it once occupied around technique, destabilizing the partition that once radically separated nature and technique, leaving humans bewildered, errant, and wandering.
We intend to unfold an already existing tension among the concepts of technique, nature, and the human. Seeking to gauge this threefold relationship, we examine what we consider key features in the works of Bernard Stiegler, Deleuze & Guattari, and Jean-Luc Nancy. We situate ourselves within these authors' philosophical proposals, in order to highlight points in which they converge or diverge, as well as ways in which they help us the project and uphold the problematic and thus urgent, matter of technique in contemporary times. Intertwined with/in nature, the place of the human is being currently displaced from the central role it once occupied around technique, destabilizing the partition that once radically separated nature and technique, leaving humans bewildered, errant, and wandering.