Sociología de la alteridad o la búsqueda de la episteme perdida
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| author | Luis Alarcón |
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| contents | Sociología de la alteridad o la búsqueda de la episteme perdida Luis Alarcón Sociología analects otherness Sociology of the alternate The ideas outlined herein constitute atheoretical-general proposal, inspired principallyin the philosophical thoughts of such LatinAmerican authors as: Paulo Will Fry, Juan CarlosScannone, Enrique Dussel and AlejandroMorenoamong others. We consider that the answersin relation to which the particular situation ofLatin American Sociology is related, must be linkedto the demands that it makes on its complexsocial reality. For this reason our proposal isoriented in this direction. Consequently ourdissertation is structured in the following manner:The Eternal Youth of the Sociology: anallusion to Webers thoughts in that it recoverstranscendency as a condition of overcoming thepositivist spirit and assuming the new discursivethoughts present in this discipline. Inheritance,Challenges and Perspectives: On this point wequestion and answer at the same time, questionsin reference to the path to be walked in LatinAmerican Sociology.The Episteme as People andOtherness as an Episteme: These ideas are basedrespectively on a rupture with modern scientificrationality, by placing the communal subject,and heuristic hermeneutic as ways to approach acomplex social reality, and the search forknowledge. 2002 artículo científico 1315-0006 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=12211102 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=122 Espacio Abierto application/pdf Universidad del Zulia Espacio Abierto (República Bolivariana de Venezuela) Num.1 Vol.11 |
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| spellingShingle | Sociología de la alteridad o la búsqueda de la episteme perdida Luis Alarcón Sociología analects otherness Sociology of the alternate Sociología de la alteridad o la búsqueda de la episteme perdida Luis Alarcón Sociología analects otherness Sociology of the alternate The ideas outlined herein constitute atheoretical-general proposal, inspired principallyin the philosophical thoughts of such LatinAmerican authors as: Paulo Will Fry, Juan CarlosScannone, Enrique Dussel and AlejandroMorenoamong others. We consider that the answersin relation to which the particular situation ofLatin American Sociology is related, must be linkedto the demands that it makes on its complexsocial reality. For this reason our proposal isoriented in this direction. Consequently ourdissertation is structured in the following manner:The Eternal Youth of the Sociology: anallusion to Webers thoughts in that it recoverstranscendency as a condition of overcoming thepositivist spirit and assuming the new discursivethoughts present in this discipline. Inheritance,Challenges and Perspectives: On this point wequestion and answer at the same time, questionsin reference to the path to be walked in LatinAmerican Sociology.The Episteme as People andOtherness as an Episteme: These ideas are basedrespectively on a rupture with modern scientificrationality, by placing the communal subject,and heuristic hermeneutic as ways to approach acomplex social reality, and the search forknowledge. 2002 artículo científico 1315-0006 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=12211102 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=122 Espacio Abierto application/pdf Universidad del Zulia Espacio Abierto (República Bolivariana de Venezuela) Num.1 Vol.11 |
| title | Sociología de la alteridad o la búsqueda de la episteme perdida |
| topic | Sociología analects otherness Sociology of the alternate |
| url | https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=12211102 |