Enrique Dussel's "Otherness" and the problem of the euro-centric totalized epistemological system in academic theology

Abstract: The article deeps into the thought of Dr. Enrique Dussel (La Paz, Mendoza, Argentina, 1934) in order to demonstrate that modern academic thought in the global north (theological thought included, naturally) is highly euro-centric, cognitive-centric and naive about its self-placed position...

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Autor principal: Jara J., Daniel
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Publicado: Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina. Facultad de Teología 2020
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Acceso en línea:https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/11063
https://doi.org/10.46553/teo.57.133.2020.p159-182
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topic Dussel, Enrique, 1934-
ALTERIDAD
MODERNIDAD
PENSAMIENTO TEOLOGICO
CULTURA OCCIDENTAL
TEOLOGIA DE LA CULTURA
spellingShingle Dussel, Enrique, 1934-
ALTERIDAD
MODERNIDAD
PENSAMIENTO TEOLOGICO
CULTURA OCCIDENTAL
TEOLOGIA DE LA CULTURA
Jara J., Daniel
Enrique Dussel's "Otherness" and the problem of the euro-centric totalized epistemological system in academic theology
topic_facet Dussel, Enrique, 1934-
ALTERIDAD
MODERNIDAD
PENSAMIENTO TEOLOGICO
CULTURA OCCIDENTAL
TEOLOGIA DE LA CULTURA
description Abstract: The article deeps into the thought of Dr. Enrique Dussel (La Paz, Mendoza, Argentina, 1934) in order to demonstrate that modern academic thought in the global north (theological thought included, naturally) is highly euro-centric, cognitive-centric and naive about its self-placed position of authority and superio- rity regarding theological knowledge from the global south, which constitutes its Other. It explores Dussel's thought about Modernity and refers to the totalization of the Euro-centrical model. In order to deal with what Dussel calls «the conquering vocation of the system», inspiration is found on the Levinasian philosophy of the Other and on an approach to the «asymmetrical problem» that stresses the need for a post-colonial turn against the empire of Euro-centric reason, while recognizing the Other as a revelatory epiphany.
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title Enrique Dussel's "Otherness" and the problem of the euro-centric totalized epistemological system in academic theology
title_short Enrique Dussel's "Otherness" and the problem of the euro-centric totalized epistemological system in academic theology
title_full Enrique Dussel's "Otherness" and the problem of the euro-centric totalized epistemological system in academic theology
title_fullStr Enrique Dussel's "Otherness" and the problem of the euro-centric totalized epistemological system in academic theology
title_full_unstemmed Enrique Dussel's "Otherness" and the problem of the euro-centric totalized epistemological system in academic theology
title_sort enrique dussel's "otherness" and the problem of the euro-centric totalized epistemological system in academic theology
publisher Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina. Facultad de Teología
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