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VII Encuentro Filosofía en la Ciudad

Authors: Rivera, Elvia Rosas;

VII Encuentro Filosofía en la Ciudad

Abstract

La filosofía se ha considerado como una disciplina que encierra conceptos y teorías complicadas y difíciles de entender. “Filosofía en la Ciudad” es un Proyecto de Apoyo a la Investigación e Innovación Tecnológica (PAPIIT) fomentado por la UNAM que promueve incursionar a la filosofía como una experiencia que forma parte de nuestra vida cotidiana. Este proyecto inicia en la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras (2016) como un seminario, con estudiantes de diversas carreras de la misma facultad, con el objeto de hacer cafés filosóficos como eje conductor del proyecto para llevar a la filosofía fuera de las aulas a un público general no especializado. Tiene como premisas hacer preguntas y discusiones en espacios públicos, a través del diálogo y discusiones reflexivas. Para el proyecto, la filosofía es difícil, pero filosofar es cotidiano, pues es una forma de vida, es conocimiento que se palpa en la experiencia cotidiana de todos los días. El objetivo es demostrar que hay otras maneras de acercar a un mayor número de personas a esta disciplina. Bajo la usanza socrática, se parte de una pregunta general en donde no hay maestro que tenga el conocimiento absoluto, pero surgen preguntas que motivan a la reflexión. Se trata de lograr un debate que lleve a la deliberación con cierto rigor en las intervenciones. En sus siete Encuentros, los cafés filosóficos han sido un ejercicio argumentativo y no un ir y venir de creencias. Se intenta dar una estructura teóricamente sólida e identificar preguntas reflexivas y participaciones argumentativas.

Keywords

mentira, muerte, identidad, voz, rareza

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