Chaosophy - autonomous learning

democratie ecologique"3G ("Towards a New Ecological Democracy" )
in which he noted with satisfaction that an increasing majority of
public opinion now perceived the ecologists as the only ones capable
of problematizing the crucial questions of the time in an innovative
way. Ecologists potentially incarnated another way of doing politics,
more in touch with daily realities and at the same time connected
to global issues. He regretted that the two components of this
current, still known for their probity, were overly patterned on the
model of traditional political parties: "It appears necessary that the
living components which exist within each one of these movements
organize among themselves in connection with the associative
movement."3
In the work Guattari published in 1989, he defined ecosophy38
as the necessary articulation between the political and ethical
dimensions of three registers: the questions of the environment, of
social relations, and of the subjective dimension. All through his
life can be found a concern to account for modes of subjectification
in relation to their points of insertion in modernity. Acknowledging
that technological advancements were making it possible to free
time for humanity, he wondered how this freedom could be used.
He also insisted, in the era of the worldwide market, that the scale
of analysis be global. A new ethicoaesthetic paradigm would have
for ambition to think through the three registers of mental ecology,
social ecology, and environmental ecology. As always, his method
remained transversal and bent on highlighting in each case which
potential vectors of subjectification would allow the blossoming
of various forms of singularization. Thanks to data processing
revolutions and the rise of biotechnologies, Guattari believed that
"new methods of subjectification were about to be born."39 He
kept avoiding any type of Cassandra complex and predicting the
worst catastrophes to come, or writing a jeremiad on this world
that we leave behind; quite the contrary, he was pleased with the