LA NOCHE DE LOS PROLETARIOS DE JACQUES RANCIÈRE COMO POSIBILIDAD PARA PENSAR EN OTRO TIPO DE COMUNIDAD.

THE POSSIBILITY OF ANOTHER KIND OF COMMUNITY IN JACQUES RANCIÈRE'S THE NIGHTS OF LABOR.

The primary focus of this work is to show that it is possible to find a certain way to think the community, a very different kind of community to those ways of conceiving the community from a certain dialectic of inclusion and exclusion, defining an inside and an outside of the collective, a proper and improper. In that sense, we believe that through the aforementioned work emerges a concern for the community but in a rather shifted from how we usually think this. When we think about a community experience through The Nights of Labor we refer to a certain attitude that opens possibilities of change and possibilities of being-in-common. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

El presente escrito tiene por objetivo mostrar que La noche de los proletarios de Jacques Rancière proporciona elementos para pensar un tipo de comunidad diferente a aquellas que se afirman a partir de la negación, o aquellas que se conciben a partir de la dialéctica de inclusión y exclusión, que define un adentro y un afuera de lo colectivo, un propio y un impropio. En este sentido, creemos que a través de la mencionada obra aflora una inquietud por la comunidad de una forma bastante desplazada a como habitualmente la pensamos, toda vez que más que de comunidad, Rancière habla de una experiencia comunitaria que hace referencia a una cierta inquietud que abre posibilidades de alteración o de transformaciones singulares y del ser-en-común. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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