Popular Practices, Narrative Fictions and Philosophical Reflection in Latin America
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Dec 3, 2015
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Abstract
This article addresses the need to interpret Latin American philosophy from its narrative experience. To do this, we must grasp the reflective style of Latin America as a way of cultural configuration and as a symbol work of its own. In addition, to identify Latin American philosophy as a tactic to respond and resist the strategy of the European hegemonic power is essential. Finally, it is argued it is not possible to think of Latin American identity without practicing a political ethic which transposes the figures of narratives with the figures of history to the justice demand situation in which we find ourselves.
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relato, filosofía latinoamericana, ficción, narración, símbolostory, Latin American Philosophy, fiction, narration, symbol
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Rubio Angulo, J. (2015). Popular Practices, Narrative Fictions and Philosophical Reflection in Latin America. Universitas Philosophica, 32(65), 275–288. https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.uph32-65.ppfn
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