
El coraje del decir veraz como una puesta en escena escandalosa mediante la cual se interpelan las convenciones sociales vigentes de una época, constituye el rasgo fundamental en la parrhesía de los cínicos, movimiento filosófico en el que Michel Foucault conecta la ética del cuidado de sí con una praxis irreductible al platonismo, en cuanto en ella vivir con apego a la verdad supone no un acceso al ámbito de las Formas puras ni una renuncia a sí mismo, sino una ascesis de características inmanentes o, dicho de otro modo, una estética de la existencia que implica una ruptura radical con el presente, haciendo que la verdadera vida sea al mismo tiempo una vida otra.
The courage of truth-telling as a scandalous mise-en-scène by which the prevailing social conventions of an epoch are questioned is the fundamental feature of the Cynics' parrhesia, a philosophical movement in which Michel Foucault connects the ethics of self-care with a praxis irreducible to Platonism, insofar as in it living with attachment to the truth supposes neither an access to the realm of pure Forms nor a renunciation of self, but an asceticism of immanent characteristics or, in other words, an aesthetics of existence that implies a radical rupture with the present, making true life at the same time an other life.
ética, política, verdad, cinismo, estética
ética, política, verdad, cinismo, estética
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