Vir(tu)al precarization processes in the context of the COVID-19 semiopandemic

Abstract

The devices of precariousness of the contemporary world cross different spheres of daily life: work, public space, affective relationships, security. In the context of the sars-cov-2 pandemic, these forms of precariousness show their effects in an intensified way on the bodies and psyches of people. Likewise, different political-affective manifestations are beginning to take shape to face its effects. The politics of affections through desire as a creative power and desecration as neutralization and disarticulation of the management devices are ways to remove power to the vir(tu)al precarization of this semiopandemic