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Normalidad post-pandemia: ¿una nueva normalidad socio-ambiental o adiós a la normalidad?

Authors: Daniel Lew ; Francisco F. Herrera;

Normalidad post-pandemia: ¿una nueva normalidad socio-ambiental o adiós a la normalidad?

Abstract

Instalada la pandemia de la Covid-19 la gran expectativa colectiva gira en torno al retorno a la normalidad. En este ensayo se pone en entredicho el concepto de ‘normalidad’ en el contexto de los factores determinantes de la emergencia de los virus con altas tasas de morbilidad y mortalidad, evidenciando que el estado de ‘normalidad pre-pandemia’, al cual se aspira retornar, presenta indicadores socio-ambientales mucho más preocupantes y trágicos que aquellos que la mediática global nos suministra, de manera permanente y en tiempo real, sobre la Covid-19. Se presentan evidencias para argumentar que el principio sine qua non del crecimiento económico como motor determinante e insustituible del desarrollo, y más aún del modelo capitalista de desarrollo, es metabólicamente insostenible al demandar cantidades permanentemente incrementales de energía y bienes de la naturaleza en un planeta incapaz de sostener semejante pretensión. Las pandemias no son las únicas consecuencias fatales de la destrucción de la naturaleza y tampoco las más graves. Son síntomas de un modelo en crisis, que el desarrollo sustentable pretende aliviar sin avocarse al tratamiento de la patología que los origina. Por este motivo, se sostiene que es necesario construir una ‘nueva normalidad’, diferente a la ‘normalidad pre-pandemia’ por ser esta inviable, lo que implica evaluar los fundamentos del modelo. Se convoca a una impostergable reflexión, diversa e inclusiva, desde el seno de la comunidad científica, con el desprendimiento suficiente para admitir otras visiones y conocimientos que tienen mucho que aportar desde otras formas de coexistir con la naturaleza.

Keywords

Normalidad; naturaleza; pandemia; desarrollo; capitalismo

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