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, she has come to understand herself as a mestiza philosopher who feels that she can embrace the philosophy fleshed in her skin, in the streets, in hunger, in thirst, instead of that which rests on the ... filosofía actual en América Latina (pp. 55-62). Ciudad de México D. F.: Grijalbo. [ Links ] 6. GRACIA, J. y Vargas, M. (2018). Latin American Philosophy. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. https
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authors conclude that limiting the convergence to an epistemic process of rapprochement among various areas of knowledge makes it difficult to highlight the importance of political, professional, and
utopia working towards indiscipline of both academia and life itself.Keywords : Latin American reasoning; cultural studies; genealogy; decolonial turn; antagonism; political philosophy. ... contributions to the scholar world, to a way of thinking and to some "forms of doing" inspired by the breaking of disciplinary boundaries, critical thinking and political settings of those who produce knowledge
utopia working towards indiscipline of both academia and life itself.Keywords : Latin American reasoning; cultural studies; genealogy; decolonial turn; antagonism; political philosophy. ... contributions to the scholar world, to a way of thinking and to some "forms of doing" inspired by the breaking of disciplinary boundaries, critical thinking and political settings of those who produce knowledge
utopia working towards indiscipline of both academia and life itself.Keywords : Latin American reasoning; cultural studies; genealogy; decolonial turn; antagonism; political philosophy. ... contributions to the scholar world, to a way of thinking and to some "forms of doing" inspired by the breaking of disciplinary boundaries, critical thinking and political settings of those who produce knowledge
utopia working towards indiscipline of both academia and life itself.Keywords : Latin American reasoning; cultural studies; genealogy; decolonial turn; antagonism; political philosophy. ... contributions to the scholar world, to a way of thinking and to some "forms of doing" inspired by the breaking of disciplinary boundaries, critical thinking and political settings of those who produce knowledge
utopia working towards indiscipline of both academia and life itself.Keywords : Latin American reasoning; cultural studies; genealogy; decolonial turn; antagonism; political philosophy. ... contributions to the scholar world, to a way of thinking and to some "forms of doing" inspired by the breaking of disciplinary boundaries, critical thinking and political settings of those who produce knowledge
utopia working towards indiscipline of both academia and life itself.Keywords : Latin American reasoning; cultural studies; genealogy; decolonial turn; antagonism; political philosophy. ... contributions to the scholar world, to a way of thinking and to some "forms of doing" inspired by the breaking of disciplinary boundaries, critical thinking and political settings of those who produce knowledge
utopia working towards indiscipline of both academia and life itself.Keywords : Latin American reasoning; cultural studies; genealogy; decolonial turn; antagonism; political philosophy. ... contributions to the scholar world, to a way of thinking and to some "forms of doing" inspired by the breaking of disciplinary boundaries, critical thinking and political settings of those who produce knowledge
utopia working towards indiscipline of both academia and life itself.Keywords : Latin American reasoning; cultural studies; genealogy; decolonial turn; antagonism; political philosophy. ... contributions to the scholar world, to a way of thinking and to some "forms of doing" inspired by the breaking of disciplinary boundaries, critical thinking and political settings of those who produce knowledge
utopia working towards indiscipline of both academia and life itself.Keywords : Latin American reasoning; cultural studies; genealogy; decolonial turn; antagonism; political philosophy. ... contributions to the scholar world, to a way of thinking and to some "forms of doing" inspired by the breaking of disciplinary boundaries, critical thinking and political settings of those who produce knowledge
utopia working towards indiscipline of both academia and life itself.Keywords : Latin American reasoning; cultural studies; genealogy; decolonial turn; antagonism; political philosophy. ... contributions to the scholar world, to a way of thinking and to some "forms of doing" inspired by the breaking of disciplinary boundaries, critical thinking and political settings of those who produce knowledge
utopia working towards indiscipline of both academia and life itself.Keywords : Latin American reasoning; cultural studies; genealogy; decolonial turn; antagonism; political philosophy. ... contributions to the scholar world, to a way of thinking and to some "forms of doing" inspired by the breaking of disciplinary boundaries, critical thinking and political settings of those who produce knowledge
In this essay I analyze the term “presentism”, as it is used by some approaches in the theory of history. Then I discuss some of its uses in the field of political action through: a) conceptual ... of political project. I conclude with some tentative remarks about the scope and significance of presentism as an epoch diagnose. Keywords: presentism; experience; political project; politics; hope
work and aims at understanding the space occupied by politicized young people in the social movements coming after 15M, as well as the reactions generated by their participation in both the political ... conflates narratives of identity politics with descriptions of positionality as well as constructing identities within the terms of specific political projects. (Yuval-Davis, 2006: 195). Así, dicha
The aim of this article is to discuss the teaching of philosophy in Secondary Education, problematizing it as critical thinking about our ways of life. Based on the theoretical approach of Michel ... Foucault, through the current concepts of ontology and the aesthetics of existence, it is intended to construct a concept of philosophy as a critical attitude about the present, a condition allowing the
have emerged to face it. The text presents the issue of financing higher education as a political problem in which, on the one hand, privatization projects and growing government control face, and, on
and political plots in the training of new generations of educators and researchers.Keywords : Marco Raúl Mejía; popular educator; epistemology; pluridiversity; life trajectory; socio-educational plots.
