Comunidad y Comunicación: un encuentro posible entre Peirce y Spinoza

Faced with the acceptation of the community that considers it a given, massified and homogeneous essence, in this article we seek to reconstruct another conception of the community that understands it as a recursive production through a process of communication in different registers among its members. A communication that, while building the human composition, preserves the singular power of each component body. To this end, we recover the Spinozist notion of the community as an individual composed by the mechanism of imitatio affectuum and processes of agreeing, consensual and agreement. We also take up, in interconnection, the Peircean proposals about the community established in search of an indefinite growth of knowledge, through the cooperation and communication of all its members. We will see, in the end, that both individual existence and social reality require, as a precondition and active principle, an iterative process of communication, an assiduously renewed «making community».