Publication: Conflictos culturales y ejercicio de la jurisdicción
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2017-06-05
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El presente trabajo parte de las generalidades más amplias en torno al binomio Cultura-Conflicto. De tal manera que se hace un recorrido por los diferentes conceptos que se conectan con el mundo cultural y jurídico. Se recorren las concepciones que tienen que ver con el tema general, y que a su vez se fundamentan en diversas herramientas internacionales, Pactos de Derechos y Convenciones Universales. Dichos temas utilizan términos como humanidad, humanismo, identidad, Derechos Humanos, cultura, etc. Una reseña de los términos clásicos, permite que se tenga una perspectiva básica y a la vez integral de la problemática existente en cuanto a la cultura y su conflictualidad se refiere. Igualmente se logra percibir cómo se imbrican unos conceptos con otros, cuales son sus diferencias, sus pequeños matices, sus variaciones desde la misma definición inicial. Se realiza dicho acercamiento tratando de conocer el mundo de cada espacio conceptual, pero además, tratando de reconceptualizar aquellas palabras que a veces se usan cotidianamente, pero que han perdido su contenido social en los discursos modernos. El mundo globalizado permite que las comunicaciones sean casi inmediatas, e igualmente permite que la efectividad de los discursos sociales llegue con inmediatez y eficiencia a la mayor cantidad de personas, por lo tanto, el conocimiento y uso de diversos términos humanistas tiene receptores reales en una cantidad mayor de aquella que en épocas anteriores pudiera alcanzar. Sin embargo, la mayoría de las personas usan términos como cultura, conflicto, justicia, humanidad y muchas otras, pero sin entender su verdadera proyección, dejando dichos conceptos vacíos de contenido, y solo remitiéndolos a las codificaciones que les contienen...
This work is based on the broadest generalities about the relationship between culture-Conflict. So that a tour of the different concepts that connect with the cultural and legal world becomes. The concepts that are related to the general theme are crossed, and which in turn are based on various international tools, Covenants and Conventions Universal Rights. These subjects use terms like humanity, humanism, identity, human rights, culture, etc. A review of the classical terms, allows a basic and integral perspective instead of the existing problems have in terms of culture and conflictual terms. It was also able to perceive how some concepts with others what their differences, their little nuances, variations from the same initial definition overlap. This approach trying to understand the world of each conceptual space is performed, but also trying to reconceptualize words that are sometimes used daily, but have lost their social content in modern discourse. The globalized world allows communications are almost immediate, and also allows the effectiveness of social discourse comes with immediacy and efficiency in most people, therefore, knowledge and use of various humanistic terms has real receivers in a as much that in earlier times could reach. However, most people use terms like culture, conflict, justice, humanity and many others, but without understanding its true projection, leaving empty concepts such content, and only referring them to encodings that contain them. All concepts are fundamental to understanding statements that are part of a larger concept, the concept of culture. A word used both in everyday language and in more technical language. Therefore the world is dealt with definitions of culture, leaving, as usual mechanics of the etymological definition to observe some of the most accepted meanings, but also to appreciate the difficulty of ascertaining the world of definitions the term culture, difficulty is amplified when introduced into the concept of international conventions and agreements...
This work is based on the broadest generalities about the relationship between culture-Conflict. So that a tour of the different concepts that connect with the cultural and legal world becomes. The concepts that are related to the general theme are crossed, and which in turn are based on various international tools, Covenants and Conventions Universal Rights. These subjects use terms like humanity, humanism, identity, human rights, culture, etc. A review of the classical terms, allows a basic and integral perspective instead of the existing problems have in terms of culture and conflictual terms. It was also able to perceive how some concepts with others what their differences, their little nuances, variations from the same initial definition overlap. This approach trying to understand the world of each conceptual space is performed, but also trying to reconceptualize words that are sometimes used daily, but have lost their social content in modern discourse. The globalized world allows communications are almost immediate, and also allows the effectiveness of social discourse comes with immediacy and efficiency in most people, therefore, knowledge and use of various humanistic terms has real receivers in a as much that in earlier times could reach. However, most people use terms like culture, conflict, justice, humanity and many others, but without understanding its true projection, leaving empty concepts such content, and only referring them to encodings that contain them. All concepts are fundamental to understanding statements that are part of a larger concept, the concept of culture. A word used both in everyday language and in more technical language. Therefore the world is dealt with definitions of culture, leaving, as usual mechanics of the etymological definition to observe some of the most accepted meanings, but also to appreciate the difficulty of ascertaining the world of definitions the term culture, difficulty is amplified when introduced into the concept of international conventions and agreements...
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