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Ciencias Sociales y Religión
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Identidades religiosas como identidades políticas

Authors: Nicolás Panotto;

Identidades religiosas como identidades políticas

Abstract

Este artículo tiene por objetivo hacer una propuesta teórica sobre la relación entre la categoría de identidad en el pensamiento político posfundacional y los estudios culturales/fronterizos, con el propósito de complejizar y profundizar el análisis de la intrínseca dimensión política de los procesos de identificación religiosa. Como marco general de aplicación, indagaremos sobre las propuestas de replanteamiento en América Latina en torno a la noción de (pos)seculatización, como un modo de visibilizar cómo la idea de pluralidad y diversidad religiosa no sólo advierten una descripción de campo sino también una lectura ontológico-político de la inscripción de lo religioso en el espacio público.

Keywords

Social sciences (General), H1-99, Secularización, Posestructuralismo, BL1-50, Religion (General), Religión, Identidad, Posfundacionalismo

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