A reconstrução do corpo e do tempo no dialogo transcultural
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https://doi.org/10.7322/jhgd.39783Palavras-chave:
diálogo, singularidade, universalidade, cultura, corpo, tempo.Resumo
Discute-se as possibilidades de se estabelecer uma autêntica comunicação entre culturas, respeitando-se a sua diversidade. A pretenso promoção do ser humano à universalidade prevista no processo de globalização, tem se apresentado, ao contrário, como um processo de homogeneização forçada de todas as culturas, sob o domínio do mercado. Com base em etnografias de povos não modernos, busca-se aqui resgatar a singularidade das culturas, através de análise da relação diferenciado que estas estabelecem com o corpo e com o tempo, diferença, por sua vez, fundada na relação com a morte. A partir dessa análise, reflete-se sobre uma ética do diálogo transcultural, baseada na diversidade.Referências
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