2021
DOI: 10.1590/3610513/2020
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BUEN VIVIR Y SOCIALISMO INDOAMERICANO una búsqueda epistémico-política

Abstract: Presento aquí el planteo indígena del Buen Vivir y su relación con el Socialismo Indoamericano -en la línea de Mariátegui- en la búsqueda de un horizonte de superación del capitalismo y de sus presupuestos, trabajando sobre la doble dimensión política y epistémica de estas propuestas. Analizo las expresiones indígenas del Buen Vivir y sus elementos comunes: El dilema de su relación con el desarrollo, la relación con otros planteos latinoamericanos en esta línea, específicamente con la propuesta de Mariátegui, … Show more

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“…The traditional conceptualization of the proletariat in Latin America was something to be problematized and probed. While the traditional categorization was a certainty for many, Mariátegui asked how such a subject would be composed (Friggeri, 2021). Moreover, in "Aspects of the Indigenous Problem" (2011c) he showed that the problem could not be conceptualized using the same criteria, labels, and categories used just a few years before.…”
Section: Beyond Eurocentrismmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The traditional conceptualization of the proletariat in Latin America was something to be problematized and probed. While the traditional categorization was a certainty for many, Mariátegui asked how such a subject would be composed (Friggeri, 2021). Moreover, in "Aspects of the Indigenous Problem" (2011c) he showed that the problem could not be conceptualized using the same criteria, labels, and categories used just a few years before.…”
Section: Beyond Eurocentrismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is an anticapitalism creatively constructed and rooted in Latin American reality. Articulating the epistemic foundation, the politics of buen vivir is linked to the struggles of the popular political organizations and the everyday lives of communities (Friggeri, 2021). In fact, Hildebrando Castro Pozo, a contemporary of and frequently cited by Mariátegui, described such a politics after analyzing indigenous struggles in 1919, employing the term dar-recibir (giving-receiving) (Gonzalez, 2019a).…”
Section: Beyond Eurocentrismmentioning
confidence: 99%