Eros a techne. Miłość w czasach automatyzacji
Eros and Techne: Love in the Time of Automation

Summary/Abstract: Krzykawski begins by reinterpreting the eroticism into which the prophetess Diotima initiates Socrates, then he enters into a dialogue with her from the perspective of an automatic society. The aim of the article is to prove that, on the one hand, the sense of what is new and decisive for the future is manifested in what is archaic, and, on the other hand, that love should be viewed through the prism of skills rather than emotions or feelings. For Krzykawski, the issue of eros is one of techne, and he goes on to examine it in the context of what is irreducibly automatic in us. In this context, on the basis of what Bernard Stiegler initially called erotology and his concept of deautomation and exosomatisation, Krzykawski proposes foundations for a theory of exosomatic love.

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