Intervención social y alteridad: Una aproximación filosófica desde Lévinas
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2017
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Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
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Abstract
El presente trabajo tiene por objetivo ampliar el concepto de intervención social en contextos de pobreza más allá de su mirada tradicional. Así, nutriremos este espacio social desde la “filosofía del encuentro” lévinasiana, en tanto paradig-ma que puede hacerse cargo de una mirada transformadora de las relaciones intersubjetivas. Pensaremos el espacio de la intervención social poniendo el acento en las personas que viven una realidad de pobreza, comprendiendo la propia subjetivi-dad como un mundo de posibilidades y no una intervención que se imponga como saber totalizante, que clausura el devenir subjetivo y lo categoriza como sujeto carenciado.
This paper aims to broaden the concept of social in-tervention in contexts of poverty beyond its traditional focus. Thus, the discussion will be nourished from Lévinas’ “philoso-phy of meeting”, as a paradigm that can transform the manner in which we examine intersubjective relations. We will think to analyze social intervention emphasizing people living the reality of poverty, understanding the subjectivity as a world of possibilities and not an intervention that is imposed as totali-zing knowledge, which reduces the subjective becoming and categorizes the individual as lacking.
This paper aims to broaden the concept of social in-tervention in contexts of poverty beyond its traditional focus. Thus, the discussion will be nourished from Lévinas’ “philoso-phy of meeting”, as a paradigm that can transform the manner in which we examine intersubjective relations. We will think to analyze social intervention emphasizing people living the reality of poverty, understanding the subjectivity as a world of possibilities and not an intervention that is imposed as totali-zing knowledge, which reduces the subjective becoming and categorizes the individual as lacking.
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Affections, Lévinas, Otherness, Social intervention, World
Citation
Andamios Volume 14, Issue 33, Pages 217 - 239January-April 2017
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10.29092/uacm.v14i33.552