비물질적 노동에 의한 공간의 재전유: M. 하이데거, D. 매시, M. 하트를 중심으로

This article is to examine ‘dwelling’, ‘geometric․mathematical space’, urban space as an organic body, a stage set, the static․closed․immobile space by science and a representation, and the open․heterogeneous․living space by politics and the political. We will try to re-appropriate the space of stasis․closure․immobility․science․representation owned by the private ownership of capital and public ownership of the state into the space of openness․heterogeneity․liveliness that mediates the common as a product of immaterial labor. Heidegger asserted that spaces are created by the cooperation of thinking and building which belong to the essential of dwelling, and these spaces are the origins of geometric and mathematical spaces. Next, Harvey says that Balzac and Flaubert expressed the city of Paris in the time of before and after the Second Empire to be an organic body and a stage set. If modern space loses the open vitality by the static․closed․immobile ones, the temporal and historic openness also lose the vitality. In this way, modern history parallel to modern space assumes the nation state, which is the isomorphism with people, as a static․closed․immobile space of separated boundaries. Furthermore, modern history assumes that the public ownership of the state and the private ownership of capital are divided into public and private spaces as the isomorphism. In this regard, we can try to re-appropriate the private and public spaces of modernity as the space of openness․heterogeneity․liveliness by examining our space from the political and economic perspective. Modern space became a static․closed․immobile․scientific representative space and could not become the open space for politics and history. As citizens against modern space producing the common through immaterial and biopolitical production, they could re-appropriate the public and private space as open․heterogeneous․living space that mediates the common. Citizens will therefore be able to carry out open history and politics with the time of continuity․irreversibility․openness in the space of openness․heterogeneity․liveliness.