Liberalismo y cuidado. Algunas cuestiones analizando la antropología de MacIntyre
Contemporary liberal societies generate increasingly selfish individuals. They long for a personal fulfillment that can only be achieved outside the community, interpreted, from the dominant liberal approach, as a collective agent that reduces individual freedom. This conception of the human displac...
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2024
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| Summary: | Contemporary liberal societies generate increasingly selfish individuals. They long for a personal fulfillment that can only be achieved outside the community, interpreted, from the dominant liberal approach, as a collective agent that reduces individual freedom. This conception of the human displaces care towards oneself. It forget caring for others and, more importantly, take steps to not need to be cared for by others, as if that were possible. MacIntyre's anthropological approach deactivates a fundamental part of that vision, reclaiming the role of the body and creating a phenomenology of vulnerability. This article presents the contributions that A. MacIntyre has made in care, a concept whose use is expanding. To do this, we will begin by presenting a brief analysis of care and its treatment in relation to the liberal approach. Subsequently, we will present MacIntyre's anthropological proposal, and we will be inspired by it, to correct some contemporary pretensions of self-sufficiency. |
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