New organology: Crisis and politics in Bernard Stiegler's thought

Questioning principles that metaphysical tradition has been attributed to being in the presence of inorganic organized matter implies a new possibility for thinking political theory today. The critical concern of contemporary political theory may also be held in this spectrum through its debates about individual, identity, memory, sovereignty and society. Indeed "the astral figure of humanity" (Stiegler, 1998 : 89) has reached a new stage that previously has been hold only by stars while technics are invalidating essential thoughts about categories which cannot be consigned separately to mechanics and biology or sociology and philosophy alone. In the process of crisis and disorientation of stability regimes; spasm, transformation and adjustment about life and politics are required to be pursued around the dynamic debates of individuation, memory and organology. In order to follow the possibilities opened up at contemporary political theory before such readings, the necessity of renouncing antagonist and humanist perspectives will be welcomed throughout the thesis. Based on French philosopher Bernard Stiegler's thought, what the thesis would like to draw attention is the relation between crisis and the political on the basis of technics and time.