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Curanderos y oraciones curativas en la región de Cloppen­burg

Authors: Martí Pérez, Josep;

Curanderos y oraciones curativas en la región de Cloppen­burg

Abstract

Después de el estudio de un caso concreto de una localidad alemana, donde la vida moderna no ha podido desplazar la vieja medicina tradicional, el autor se plantea si quizá nuestra ciencia ha actuado de manera demasiado apresurada al condenar los conocimientos y prácticas de la medicina popular no empíico-racional, sólo porque no se doblega al dogma de la racionalidad. La realidad es que lo que se proclama "ex cathedra" en las universidades europeas desde hace algunos siglos no ha podido expulsar todavía el mundo de lo irracional de muchos rincones del continente. El hecho de negar el "funcionamiento" a lo irracional fundamentándonos en nuestro paradigma dogmático quizá no es otra cosa que la práctica de una especie de moderno oscurantismo. El dogma es en principio indispensable para la ciencia. El dogma proporciona el sistema que nos permitirá poner un poco de orden dentro del caos de la investigación de lo desconocido. A pesar de esto, ¿no habrá llegado ya el momento de aflojar un poco nuestro dogma de la racionalidad?

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Antropología, Curanderos, Oraciones curativas, Medicina popular

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