Publication: Barroco y crisis de la modernidad: su aplicación para la evaluación de prácticas políticas desde la lectura de Karl Marx y Bolívar Echeverría
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2019-03-04
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La investigación doctoral que Nuria Sánchez Madrid y yo hemos llamado Barroco y crisis de la Modernidad: su aplicación para la evaluación de prácticas políticas desde la lectura de Karl Marx y Bolívar Echeverría nace del temprano y profundo interés que generó en mí la obra del filósofo Bolívar Echevarría. Durante los estudios de licenciatura en la Universidad Central del Ecuador —años noventa del siglo pasado— tuve la gran suerte de asistir a la primera recepción del pensamiento de Echeverría en Ecuador y, aunque los ecos de esas lecturas y de esos debates son ya lejanos, han fructificado en mí bajo la forma de una preocupación sistemática respecto de la obra del filósofo ecuatoriano y de los innumerables puentes que ella tiende para la discusión con otros autores y otras tradiciones de pensamiento..
The present doctoral dissertation that Dr. Nuria Sánchez Madrid and I have called Baroque and the Modernity crisis: its application for the evaluation of political practices from the reading of Karl Marx and Bolívar Echeverría stems from the early and deep interest that the philosopher Bolívar Echevarría´s work generated in me. During my undergraduate studies at the Universidad Central del Ecuador —the nineties of the last century— I had the good fortune to attend to the first reception of Echeverría's thought in Ecuador. Although the echoes of those readings and those debates are now distant, they have fructified in me in the form of a systematic concern regarding the work of the Ecuadorian philosopher and the innumerable bridges that it tends for discussion with other authors and other traditions of thought...
The present doctoral dissertation that Dr. Nuria Sánchez Madrid and I have called Baroque and the Modernity crisis: its application for the evaluation of political practices from the reading of Karl Marx and Bolívar Echeverría stems from the early and deep interest that the philosopher Bolívar Echevarría´s work generated in me. During my undergraduate studies at the Universidad Central del Ecuador —the nineties of the last century— I had the good fortune to attend to the first reception of Echeverría's thought in Ecuador. Although the echoes of those readings and those debates are now distant, they have fructified in me in the form of a systematic concern regarding the work of the Ecuadorian philosopher and the innumerable bridges that it tends for discussion with other authors and other traditions of thought...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Filosofía, leída el 22/11/2019