Three Approaches to Experimental Communication Trajectories

This article presents an approach towards what has been called experimental communication trajectories from the perspective of three authors, which constitute a critical view on the capture of subjectivities by the capital. In this way, Giorgio Agamben, Gilles Deleuze, and Michel Foucault provide, by means of their respective contributions to thought, the theoretical lenses that become inputs to reflect upon those communicational paths that undertake a critique of hegemonic discursivity. Thus, profanation of capital, schizoid attitude, and parrhesia constitute axes of thought that serve as basis for imagining other worlds from communication, existential alternatives different to those of neoliberal biopolitics and, ultimately, liberating possibilities.