El concepto de libertad en el modelo disciplinario, consumista y del rendimiento desde la perspectiva teórica de Michael Foucault, Jean Baudrillard y Byung-Chul Han.

Abstract

Freedom is a topic that has been continuously discussed throughout history in various fields of human knowledge and by different thinkers within the framework of philosophy, which is why this monographic work is based on the question: How is the concept of freedom modified by the models of disciplinary society, consumption, and performance? To answer this question, it is necessary to dive into the thoughts of authors such as Michael Foucault, Jean Baudrillard and Byung-Chul Han, who will navigate through the categories of freedom, society and power with the aim of analyzing and reflecting on their postulates in order to identify their relationships and differences and thus arrive at a resolution to the initial question. Under the qualitative method, this monographic work will perform the interpretation of texts of first source to approach the approaches of the authors regarding the subject of freedom that in chronological order will be exposed quoting the main works that are related to the categories mentioned above. Each of the authors offer particular points of view due to the fact that they insert their thinking in different historical contexts, which allows the dynamic realization of this work in order to contribute to society and academia with results of how a concept can be modified in three types of thinking in the XXI century.