韩炳哲

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韩炳哲

1959年生

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今天的社会不再压抑我们——它告诉我们什么都能做，于是我们剥削自己，直到精疲力竭。

定位

现象学与诠释学 · 东亚 · 社会与历史, 存在与自我, 政治与法

生于韩国、在柏林的哲学家：成就社会不再压抑——它使自我剥削的主体精疲力竭。

核心思想

倦怠社会
精神政治
透明社会

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影响

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弗里德里希·尼采

受其影响
In Müdigkeitsgesellschaft (2010) Han drew on Nietzsche’s call to learn to see, not to react at once to every stimulus, against the hyperactivity of the achievement society. B.-C. Han, Müdigkeitsgesellschaft (2010); F. Nietzsche, Götzen-Dämmerung (1889)
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弗里德里希·尼采 › 1844–1900
马丁·海德格尔

受其影响 ✓
Han wrote his Freiburg dissertation (1994) on mood (Stimmung) in Heidegger (Heideggers Herz, 1996) and drew on him for a renewed vita contemplativa in Duft der Zeit (2009). B.-C. Han, Heideggers Herz. Zum Begriff der Stimmung bei Martin Heidegger (1996); Duft der Zeit. Ein philosophischer Essay zur Kunst des Verweilens (2009)
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马丁·海德格尔 › 1889–1976

批评

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米歇尔·福柯

批评了
Byung-Chul Han argued that Foucault’s disciplinary society and biopolitics no longer describe neoliberalism, whose achievement-subject exploits itself through psychopolitics (Müdigkeitsgesellschaft, 2010; Psychopolitik, 2014). B.-C. Han, Müdigkeitsgesellschaft (2010); Psychopolitik. Neoliberalismus und die neuen Machttechniken (2014)
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米歇尔·福柯 › 1926–1984

作品

2010倦怠社会
不是规训，而是成就的强迫：抑郁与倦怠是这个时代的疾病。

立场

Han describes a shift in how power works today. The disciplinary society analysed by Foucault, with its prohibitions and commands, has given way to an achievement society in which people exploit themselves while feeling free. Its typical illnesses are not infections but depression and burnout: the subject collapses under the demand to be ever more productive. Han continues the diagnosis in short, aphoristic books on transparency, digital communication and “psychopolitics,” in which data and smart technologies steer people through their own wishes. As a counterweight he praises contemplation, slowness, ritual and the experience of the other. His books have been translated into many languages.

生平与背景

Byung-Chul Han was born in Seoul in 1959 and first studied metallurgy in Korea. He then moved to Germany, where he studied philosophy, German literature and theology in Freiburg and Munich and took his doctorate with a dissertation on Heidegger. After teaching in Basel and Karlsruhe he became professor at the Berlin University of the Arts. He writes his books in German.