Pensamiento crítico, totalitarismo del mercado y extrema derecha: Franz J. Hinkelammert, in memoriam
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2025
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Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica
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Los materiales que se incluyen en el presente libro comprenden la Convocatoria al VIII Encuentro Internacional de Pensamiento Crítico. El pensamiento crítico emancipatorio ante el totalitarismo del mercado y el ascenso de la extrema derecha. En esta se sintetizan algunas ideas fuerza y se orienta la presentación de trabajos para la reflexión y conversación durante el Encuentro. Ella fue fruto de las sesiones preparatorias por parte del Grupo Pensamiento Crítico. Luego aparecen los textos expuestos por los miembros internacionales del Grupo Pensamiento Crítico. En la Segunda parte del libro, se discute la cuestión de los fundamentalismos, neofascismos y radicalismos, expresados en el ascenso de la extrema derecha. En la Tercera parte del libro se incluyen los trabajos que indagan en la crisis civilizatoria y la urgencia de encontrar formas que garanticen la sustentabilidad de nuestras sociedades. En la Cuarta parte aparecen los aportes y discusiones en torno al núcleo del humanismo de la praxis y las alternativas. Para finalizar, se reitera el hecho de que esta VIII edición de los encuentros internacionales de pensamiento crítico rinde sentido homenaje al maestro y amigo Franz J. Hinkelammert (1931-2023), en cuya extensa y valiosa obra encontramos conceptos, orientaciones y discernimientos por desarrollar, válidos y vigentes para abordar con optimismo la tarea crucial de desmontar críticamente los fundamentalismos de distintos rasgos, entre ellos el conservadurismo neoliberal, el neofascismo y los avances de la ultraderecha en el mundo, entre otros, tendencias en ascenso que implican la destrucción de lo posible, ya no solamente en términos estructurales e institucionales, sino en los de la posibilidad misma de vivir como humanidad y como naturaleza. Por eso, la Quinta parte del libro se dedica al homenaje a nuestro amigo y maestro.los encuentros internacionales de pensamiento crítico rinde sentido homenaje al maestro y amigo Franz J. Hinkelammert (1931-2023), en cuya extensa y valiosa obra encontramos conceptos, orientaciones y discernimientos por desarrollar, válidos y vigentes para abordar con optimismo la tarea crucial de desmontar críticamente los fundamentalismos de distintos rasgos, entre ellos el conservadurismo neoliberal, el neofascismo y los avances de la ultraderecha en el mundo, entre otros, tendencias en ascenso que implican la destrucción de lo posible, ya no solamente en términos estructurales e institucionales, sino en los de la posibilidad misma de vivir como humanidad y como naturaleza. Por eso, la Quinta parte del libro se dedica al homenaje a nuestro amigo y maestro.Los materiales que se incluyen en el presente libro comprenden la Convocatoria al VIII Encuentro Internacional de Pensamiento Crítico. El pensamiento crítico emancipatorio ante el totalitarismo del mercado y el ascenso de la extrema derecha. En esta se sintetizan algunas ideas fuerza y se orienta la presentación de trabajos para la reflexión y conversación durante el Encuentro. Ella fue fruto de las sesiones preparatorias por parte del Grupo Pensamiento Crítico. Luego aparecen los textos expuestos por los miembros internacionales del Grupo Pensamiento Crítico. En la Segunda parte del libro, se discute la cuestión de los fundamentalismos, neofascismos y radicalismos, expresados en el ascenso de la extrema derecha. En la Tercera parte del libro se incluyen los trabajos que indagan en la crisis civilizatoria y la urgencia de encontrar formas que garanticen la sustentabilidad de nuestras sociedades. En la Cuarta parte aparecen los aportes y discusiones en torno al núcleo del humanismo de la praxis y las alternativas. Para finalizar, se reitera el hecho de que esta VIII edición de los encuentros internacionales de pensamiento crítico rinde sentido homenaje al maestro y amigo Franz J. Hinkelammert (1931-2023), en cuya extensa y valiosa obra encontramos conceptos, orientaciones y discernimientos por desarrollar, válidos y vigentes para abordar con optimismo la tarea crucial de desmontar críticamente los fundamentalismos de distintos rasgos, entre ellos el conservadurismo neoliberal, el neofascismo y los avances de la ultraderecha en el mundo, entre otros, tendencias en ascenso que implican la destrucción de lo posible, ya no solamente en términos estructurales e institucionales, sino en los de la posibilidad misma de vivir como humanidad y como naturaleza. Por eso, la Quinta parte del libro se dedica al homenaje a nuestro amigo y maestro.
The materials included in this book comprise the Call for Papers for the VIII International Meeting of Critical Thought: Emancipatory Critical Thought in the Face of Market Totalitarianism and the Rise of the Far Right. This Call synthesizes key ideas and guides the presentation of papers for reflection and discussion during the Meeting. It was the result of preparatory sessions held by the Critical Thought Group. Following this are the texts presented by the international members of the Critical Thought Group. The second part of the book discusses the issue of fundamentalisms, neo-fascisms, and radicalisms, as expressed in the rise of the far right. The third part includes papers that explore the civilizational crisis and the urgent need to find ways to guarantee the sustainability of our societies. The fourth part presents contributions and discussions surrounding the core of the humanism of praxis and its alternatives. Finally, it is reiterated that this 8th edition of the international meetings on critical thinking pays heartfelt tribute to the master and friend Franz J. Hinkelammert (1931-2023), in whose extensive and valuable work we find concepts, orientations and insights to be developed, valid and current to optimistically address the crucial task of critically dismantling fundamentalisms of different kinds, including neoliberal conservatism, neofascism and the advances of the far right in the world, among others, rising trends that imply the destruction of the possible, not only in structural and institutional terms, but in terms of the very possibility of living as humanity and as nature. Therefore, Part Five of the book is dedicated to honoring our friend and mentor. The International Meetings of Critical Thought pay heartfelt tribute to our mentor and friend Franz J. Hinkelammert (1931-2023), in whose extensive and valuable work we find concepts, orientations, and insights to be developed, valid and relevant for optimistically addressing the crucial task of critically dismantling fundamentalisms of various kinds, including neoliberal conservatism, neofascism, and the advances of the far right worldwide, among others—rising trends that imply the destruction of what is possible, not only in structural and institutional terms, but also in terms of the very possibility of living as humanity and as nature. Therefore, Part Five of the book is dedicated to honoring our friend and mentor. The materials included in this book comprise the Call for Papers for the VIII International Meeting of Critical Thought: Emancipatory Critical Thought in the Face of Market Totalitarianism and the Rise of the Far Right. This section summarizes some key ideas and guides the presentation of papers for reflection and discussion during the Meeting. It is the result of preparatory sessions held by the Critical Thinking Group. Following this are the texts presented by the international members of the Critical Thinking Group. The second part of the book discusses the issue of fundamentalisms, neo-fascisms, and radicalisms, as expressed in the rise of the far right. The third part includes papers that explore the civilizational crisis and the urgent need to find ways to guarantee the sustainability of our societies. The fourth part presents the contributions and discussions surrounding the core of the humanism of praxis and its alternatives. In closing, we reiterate that this eighth edition of the International Meetings on Critical Thought pays heartfelt tribute to our mentor and friend Franz J. Hinkelammert (1931–2023), whose extensive and valuable work offers concepts, orientations, and insights that remain valid and relevant for optimistically addressing the crucial task of critically dismantling fundamentalisms of various kinds, including neoliberal conservatism, neofascism, and the rise of the far right worldwide—among others. These are growing trends that threaten the very possibility of living, not only in structural and institutional terms, but also in terms of the very possibility of living as humanity and as nature. Therefore, Part Five of this book is dedicated to honoring our friend and mentor.
The materials included in this book comprise the Call for Papers for the VIII International Meeting of Critical Thought: Emancipatory Critical Thought in the Face of Market Totalitarianism and the Rise of the Far Right. This Call synthesizes key ideas and guides the presentation of papers for reflection and discussion during the Meeting. It was the result of preparatory sessions held by the Critical Thought Group. Following this are the texts presented by the international members of the Critical Thought Group. The second part of the book discusses the issue of fundamentalisms, neo-fascisms, and radicalisms, as expressed in the rise of the far right. The third part includes papers that explore the civilizational crisis and the urgent need to find ways to guarantee the sustainability of our societies. The fourth part presents contributions and discussions surrounding the core of the humanism of praxis and its alternatives. Finally, it is reiterated that this 8th edition of the international meetings on critical thinking pays heartfelt tribute to the master and friend Franz J. Hinkelammert (1931-2023), in whose extensive and valuable work we find concepts, orientations and insights to be developed, valid and current to optimistically address the crucial task of critically dismantling fundamentalisms of different kinds, including neoliberal conservatism, neofascism and the advances of the far right in the world, among others, rising trends that imply the destruction of the possible, not only in structural and institutional terms, but in terms of the very possibility of living as humanity and as nature. Therefore, Part Five of the book is dedicated to honoring our friend and mentor. The International Meetings of Critical Thought pay heartfelt tribute to our mentor and friend Franz J. Hinkelammert (1931-2023), in whose extensive and valuable work we find concepts, orientations, and insights to be developed, valid and relevant for optimistically addressing the crucial task of critically dismantling fundamentalisms of various kinds, including neoliberal conservatism, neofascism, and the advances of the far right worldwide, among others—rising trends that imply the destruction of what is possible, not only in structural and institutional terms, but also in terms of the very possibility of living as humanity and as nature. Therefore, Part Five of the book is dedicated to honoring our friend and mentor. The materials included in this book comprise the Call for Papers for the VIII International Meeting of Critical Thought: Emancipatory Critical Thought in the Face of Market Totalitarianism and the Rise of the Far Right. This section summarizes some key ideas and guides the presentation of papers for reflection and discussion during the Meeting. It is the result of preparatory sessions held by the Critical Thinking Group. Following this are the texts presented by the international members of the Critical Thinking Group. The second part of the book discusses the issue of fundamentalisms, neo-fascisms, and radicalisms, as expressed in the rise of the far right. The third part includes papers that explore the civilizational crisis and the urgent need to find ways to guarantee the sustainability of our societies. The fourth part presents the contributions and discussions surrounding the core of the humanism of praxis and its alternatives. In closing, we reiterate that this eighth edition of the International Meetings on Critical Thought pays heartfelt tribute to our mentor and friend Franz J. Hinkelammert (1931–2023), whose extensive and valuable work offers concepts, orientations, and insights that remain valid and relevant for optimistically addressing the crucial task of critically dismantling fundamentalisms of various kinds, including neoliberal conservatism, neofascism, and the rise of the far right worldwide—among others. These are growing trends that threaten the very possibility of living, not only in structural and institutional terms, but also in terms of the very possibility of living as humanity and as nature. Therefore, Part Five of this book is dedicated to honoring our friend and mentor.
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MOVIMIENTOS POLÍTICOS, PENSAMIENTO CRÍTICO, DERECHAS E IZQUIERDAS (CIENCIAS POLÍTICAS), POLITICAL MOVEMENTS, CRITICAL THINKING, RIGHT AND LEFT (POLITICAL SCIENCE)