Keywords
humanismo; trascendencia; diálogo filosófico; pensamiento crítico, humanism; transcendence; philosophical dialogue; critical thinking
Humanismo y trascendencia la urgencia de pensarnos sin prisa
Abstract
En los textos de este libro el lector no va a encontrar una exaltación del humanismo, pues este se piensa desde sus heridas, crisis y lecturas. Tampoco hallará una exposición dogmática y clausurada de lo trascendente, pues se reflexiona desde la apertura y la posibilidad de asombrarnos ante antiguos y nuevos anhelos. Este es un libro cuyas palabras invitan al giro, al desmontaje crítico, a cuidadas redefiniciones y, sobre todo, a intensos diálogos. Aunque los siguientes temas estén en auge y casi en boca de todos aquellos para quienes pensar ocupa tiempo y espacio, las preguntas por la paz y lo sagrado, el arte y la técnica, el pluralismo y la democracia, la dignidad y la alteridad, el lenguaje y la poesía se despliegan en valientes oleadas de inversiones conceptuales que, lejos de resolver esas tensiones mediante nostalgias reaccionarias, ofrecen torsiones de humanismo y trascendencia. En definitiva, este no es un libro de soluciones, pues nace de un diálogo vivo entre profesores y alumnos. Un libro que, desde el amor a la inteligencia que nos dona ese pasado que llamamos filosofía, nos invita a ir despacio, pues tenemos la urgencia de pensarnos sin prisa.
In the texts gathered in this book, readers will not find an exaltation of humanism, for it is approached through its wounds, crises, and readings. Nor will they find a dogmatic and closed exposition of the transcendent, since reflection takes place from openness and from the possibility of being astonished by both ancient and new longings. This is a book whose words invite turns, critical dismantling, careful redefinitions, and, above all, intense dialogues. Although the following themes are currently on the rise and almost on everyone’s lips among those for whom thinking takes up time and space, the questions of peace and the sacred, art and technology, pluralism and democracy, dignity and alterity, language and poetry unfold in bold waves of conceptual inversions. Far from resolving these tensions through reactionary nostalgias, they offer torsions of humanism and transcendence. Ultimately, this is not a book of solutions, for it arises from a living dialogue between professors and students. It is a book that, from the love of intelligence gifted to us by that past we call philosophy, invites us to go slowly, for we urgently need to think ourselves without haste.
In the texts gathered in this book, readers will not find an exaltation of humanism, for it is approached through its wounds, crises, and readings. Nor will they find a dogmatic and closed exposition of the transcendent, since reflection takes place from openness and from the possibility of being astonished by both ancient and new longings. This is a book whose words invite turns, critical dismantling, careful redefinitions, and, above all, intense dialogues. Although the following themes are currently on the rise and almost on everyone’s lips among those for whom thinking takes up time and space, the questions of peace and the sacred, art and technology, pluralism and democracy, dignity and alterity, language and poetry unfold in bold waves of conceptual inversions. Far from resolving these tensions through reactionary nostalgias, they offer torsions of humanism and transcendence. Ultimately, this is not a book of solutions, for it arises from a living dialogue between professors and students. It is a book that, from the love of intelligence gifted to us by that past we call philosophy, invites us to go slowly, for we urgently need to think ourselves without haste.
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