The sensitivities of the new era - Torres Bringas, Ronald
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This text seeks to inscribe itself in the cultural coordinates of the new era, reading empirically and almost as a personal testimony to the profound anthropological and social transformations that call into question the traditional forms of social and political organization. From a state of mind based on normativity, we move on to an existence that experiences this epochal change without systemic and political roots. The book is not a theoretical proposal or an anxious attempt to give a program to this cultural awakening, but merely tries to read in a very hasty way the original cultural…mehr

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This text seeks to inscribe itself in the cultural coordinates of the new era, reading empirically and almost as a personal testimony to the profound anthropological and social transformations that call into question the traditional forms of social and political organization. From a state of mind based on normativity, we move on to an existence that experiences this epochal change without systemic and political roots. The book is not a theoretical proposal or an anxious attempt to give a program to this cultural awakening, but merely tries to read in a very hasty way the original cultural mutations that are deciphered in this epochal rupture, in order to free it from the totalitarian proposals that, even from their theoretical ruins, try to govern life that is indomitable and creative in an individual way. It reads the exhaustion of a modernist era and consolidates itself in the construction of a self-referential personality.
Autorenporträt
Degree in Sociology from Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. Specialist in social issues of socio-environmental conflict analysis, work with vulnerable populations in urban spaces, specialist in interculturality, winner of the CLACSO research grant "The open veins of Latin America" 2007.