Maddesiz

The main conflict goal of the age of immaterial economics is "the development of all human powers in their current state, without taking into account any predetermined measures." It is the right to universal and unlimited access to information and culture. It is not to allow capital to appropriate and instrumentalize knowledge and culture.

André Gorz, who passed away in 2007 with a sad yet meaningful farewell to life, has an important place in the history of thought of the 20th century, many of his works have been translated into Turkish, and he is one of the thinkers who are referenced in almost every discussion on world issues. Gorz meticulously analyzed the evolution of capitalism in almost all of his works and tried to shed light on the 21st century by exposing its inhumane nature and showing its contradictions and cracks.

Gorz, who reconsiders capital and science, based on the fact that capital is transforming and circulating in the virtual world, leaving materiality to a significant extent, examines how money, with its elusive powers, spreads everywhere in new forms, enters into new alliances, and how it makes people captive to its own processes in Matterless.

Although it seems like a dark picture, Gorz's real difference emerges at this point, and the valuable thinker successfully shows us the possibilities of man to re-subjectify himself and take ownership of his life in the cracks of this "hopeless" process. He explains that although it is not possible for capital to become independent from science, science is a perspective of liberation from capitalism and this opens up before us as a new field of struggle.

If the Last Letter is human André Gorz's last look at the world through the eyes of his heart, Without Matter is a last message of hope for the world.



Number of Pages: 112

Year of Printing: 2011


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Details Publications

First Print Year: 2011

Number of Pages: 112

Language Turkish