Abstract

This contribution explores the close connection between Stiegler’s ethical-political thought and his anthropological model developed in the trilogy «La technique et le temps». Unlike similar models (Gehlen, Sloterdijk), Stiegler’s approach proves to be more flexible and better able to explain the evolution of social and technological contexts. By considering these contexts as influential factors alongside biological structure, Stiegler’s proposal addresses the ethical-political aspects in a manner consistent with his anthropological