Para una ontología política de la fluidez social: el desbordamiento de los constructivismos

Abstract

The present paper aims to show the impossibility to maintain some of the main suppositions feeding most constructivisms and the scientific wars around them. It is specifically claimed the growing prevalence of an ontology of social fluidity over the formalist ontologies of structuralism and the substantialist ontologies of esentialisms and individualisms. This prevalence is presented as an episodic outcome of a bunch of historic-material transformations and some cognitive slides. In order to state that this changes entail the overflow of canstructivisms, it is argued that the state of social fluidity does not preclude the possibilities of social critic or resistence and that its ontological nature does not put it aside but inside our own historical experiences.