Comradely Exchanges: Aleksandr Bogdanov’s Physiological Collectivism and Community Reimagined

IF 0.3 3区文学 0 LITERATURE, SLAVIC

RUSSIAN LITERATURE Pub Date : 2023-05-01 DOI:10.1016/j.ruslit.2022.11.009

Felix Helbing

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Abstract

This article examines Soviet theorist Aleksandr Bogdanov’s physiological collectivism, which builds around the idea of mutual blood exchange as a method of eroding borders between individuals to increase the resilience of the social organism as a whole; and reconceptualizes community as a network of material connections between the cells of said organism. The COVID-19 pandemic increased interest in convalescent plasma (CP). This article examines the physiological collective together with theorists like Jane Bennett and Donna Haraway as a basis for how convalescent plasma can function as a first step towards establishing material community today.

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同志交往：亚历山大·博格丹诺夫的生理集体主义与共同体重塑

本文考察了苏联理论家亚历山大·波格丹诺夫(Aleksandr Bogdanov)的生理集体主义，它围绕着相互血液交换的思想建立起来，作为一种侵蚀个人之间边界的方法，以增加整个社会有机体的弹性;并将社区重新定义为生物体细胞之间的物质连接网络。COVID-19大流行增加了对恢复期血浆(CP)的兴趣。本文与Jane Bennett和Donna Haraway等理论家一起探讨了生理集体，作为康复血浆如何作为今天建立物质共同体的第一步的基础。

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