Biologie und Ideologie des Homo sapiens

Abstract

By a critical view on the analogies of organism and artefact, artificial and natural selection, competition as mechanism of evolution and economy, an advanced analysis of biologism is presented: organisms are in themselves purposefully organised, without, as their cause, assuming a subject setting the purpose. The capitalist society organises itself following economic rules that suit the purpose of valorisation of value, without the subjects of this society knowingly having planned and enforced this. The unconscious society and the unplanned organisms both appear purpose-built, therefore they seem apprehensible by an identical principle. Biology and sociology become systematically indistinguishable.