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La pandemia nos rodeó de muerte, real, imaginaria, simbólica, onírica, cotidiana, mediática. Pensar en la muerte como un algo cercano nos vuelve estoicxs, existencialistas, deconstruccionistas, es decir, filósofxs. Nos hace pensar en otra frecuencia, en otra intensidad. Entre esas tentativas urgentes, emerge esa muerte con fecha que es la condena a muerte, consagrada por ley como "pena de muerte" y los diversas formas de morir que esta da a pensar. El seminario de Jacques Derrida sobre este tema y la condena del argentino Víctor Hugo Saldaño, junto con su espera (lleva 24 años en el corredor de la muerte), son las premisas de este artículo.
The pandemic surrounded us with death. Real, imaginary, symbolic, dreamlike, media, daily death. Thinking of death assomething close makes us stoic, existentialist, deconstructionist, that is, philosophers. It makes us think of another frequency, in another intensity. Among those urgent attemps that death emerges with a date, that is the death sentence, consecrated by law as "death penalty" and the various ways of living and dying that it suggests. Jacques Derrida's seminar on this topic and the conviction of the Argentine Victor Hugo Saldaño, and his 24-year wait on the "death row" are the premises of this article.
Fil: Levstei, Ana. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades; Argentina.
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Pandemia, Pena de muerte, Existencias menores, Pandemic, Death penalty, COVID-19, ¿Muertes menores?, Erotopoiesis, Coronavirus, Imperceptible existences, Erotofagia, ¿Imperceptible deaths?, Erotophagy
Pandemia, Pena de muerte, Existencias menores, Pandemic, Death penalty, COVID-19, ¿Muertes menores?, Erotopoiesis, Coronavirus, Imperceptible existences, Erotofagia, ¿Imperceptible deaths?, Erotophagy
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