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¿Son los derechos bioculturales el fundamento de una relación responsable entre los seres humanos y la naturaleza?

Authors: Brunet, Pierre;

¿Son los derechos bioculturales el fundamento de una relación responsable entre los seres humanos y la naturaleza?

Abstract

Este artículo sostiene que los derechos bioculturales se inscriben en una tendencia profunda y duradera que aboga por la localización o adaptación de los conceptos legales, un movimiento influenciado significativamente por diversas ciencias sociales, en particular la antropología. Esta tendencia se basa en una fuerte crítica de la expertocracia en favor de los enfoques de base, junto con el reconocimiento del conocimiento indígena y la diversidad biocultural. Además, hace hincapié en la propiedad colectiva basada en el uso más que en la mera posesión, junto con una enérgica condena de la mercantilización. Para comprender todo el alcance de los derechos bioculturales es necesario reconocer la estrecha relación entre sus dimensiones ética y jurídica. No obstante, el reto reside en el atractivo generalizado del concepto de guardianía, ya que las responsabilidades éticas asociadas a la guardianía son la contrapartida del marco jurídico de los derechos. En última instancia, se trata de restablecer el vínculo entre el derecho y la moral, tratando de establecer un fundamento ético para los marcos jurídicos, aunque teniendo que hacer frente al reto de definir una ética objetiva.

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MONOGRÁFICO, [SHS.PHIL] Humanities and Social Sciences/Philosophy, 616, [SHS.PHIL]Humanities and Social Sciences/Philosophy

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