Recuperar al sujeto, al ser humano, ante la emergencia de la realidad pandémica

Authors

  • Mario Magallón Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53645/revprop.v5i2.94

Keywords:

subject, pandemic, health, illness, ethics, freedom

Abstract

Before the analysis of the new pandemic, diffuse languages ​​appear, about what is the “new normality;” what is normal or normality, hypothetically, we would say, is the exercise of phronesis or balance between health and disease: the fair mean of proportionality; however, in philosophical thought as in epidemics in the analysis of problems it is unavoidable to go to the conceptual depths and practices of prevention and cure: of the body and of the soul; for which it is necessary to reinvent forms of apprehension capable of investigating the etiologies, building semiotics and renovating semantics that are capable of explaining them; in the analysis of the behaviors that open the space in the understanding of the new pandemic reality, which requires redefining and explaining it, as well as seeking theoretical-practical alternatives to face it; what it takes to approach the problem through metaphors and languages ​​that allow approaching the understanding and knowledge of it, of the symptoms and of the practices; which requires finding common analogies with other collective diseases, which throughout history have decimated humanity, the methodology is inter and transdisciplinary from the phenomenological symbolic analogical hermeneutics of the ontophenomenicity of the philosophical-political event, in the analysis of the texts and critical contexts of the texts and the writing of the work looking for the Aristotelian middle ground in a procedural historical dialectic.

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Published

2022-07-22

How to Cite

Magallón, M. (2022). Recuperar al sujeto, al ser humano, ante la emergencia de la realidad pandémica. Interdisciplina En Ciencias Sociales Y Humanidades, 5(2), 8–26. https://doi.org/10.53645/revprop.v5i2.94