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Aesthetics as First Philosophy

In The Origins of Totalitarianism (1951), Hannah Arendt reimagines the relationship between aesthetics and politics. Rather than treating them as two adjacent fields, she situates aesthetic perception before ideological thinking. If totalitarian movements are distinguished by their disdain for sensual reality, as Are...

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The Ruler Archetype in Contemporary Art: Toward a Political Mythology

This article explores the ruler archetype as a key element of political mythology, represented in contemporary Russian art. The relevance of this work stems from the need to analyze the underlying, non-rational mechanisms of power legitimization and the construction of collective notions of leadership, which are convey...

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Drawing upon the caṅkam indigenous literature and the scholarly work of ThaniNayagam, this article constructs a political theology by employing Tamil humanism and samūka aṟam as hermeneutical lenses. It aims to contribute to the decentralisation of the genealogy of political theology and to challenge the domina...

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This article explores the Ayoreo notion of dicoré, a spectral figure that inhabits the thresholds between human and non-human worlds and challenges the ontological regimes of presence that underlie Western metaphysics. Based on ethnographic fieldwork conducted between 2012 and 2014 in the Tiogai village, the analysis c...

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Divinidad de las disidencias, teología y diversidad sexogenérica: Aportes desde una perspectiva cuir latinoamericana

This article critically examines the notion Divinity of dissidence within the framework of contemporary Christian theology, based on a dialogue between queer/cuir theology and Latin American liberation theology. Far from understanding this notion as an affirmation of identity or as an immediate ontological category, it...

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This article critically analyzes María Lugones’ thought to examine the extent to which her theory of the coloniality of gender provides foundations for a decolonial ecofeminist formulation; the study is delimited to the articulation between gender, race, and nature within the modern/colonial system, addressing how cate...

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