La categoría resistencia como correlato de la Modernidad.

Diego Vintimilla

Vol. 2 No. 3 (2020)
Dialektika - Philosophy, Culture & Society

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The resistance category as a correlate of Modernity.

Published 15-01-2020

Diego Vintimilla

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Vintimilla, D. (2020). The resistance category as a correlate of Modernity. Dialektika: Journal of Philosophical Research and Social Theory, 2(3), 27-34. https://journal.dialektika.org/ojs/index.php/logos/article/view/16

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Abstract

This essay analyzes the emergence of a stream of Latin American philosophical thought, after the fall of the Berlin Wall, focused on understanding the historical process of modernity and its concrete implications in the configuration of power relations between Europe and Latin America, as well as the emergence of new philosophical interpretations about the role of colonial thought in the configuration of social and political relations in the region and the establishment of alternative positions from resistance as a correlation to the modern Western civilizational project.

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Modernity, resistance, power

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