Entrevista con Franz Hinkelammert
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2004-04-01
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Mora Jiménez, Henry
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Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica
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El 05 de abril de 2001, en sesión ordinaria del Consejo Universitario de la Universidad Nacional, éste órgano de la UNA tomó el acuerdo de otorgar al Dr. Franz J. Hinkelammert, científico social alemán radicado en Costa Rica desde hace más de veinte años y uno de los fundadores del Departamento Ecuménico de Investigaciones(DEI); el Doctorado Honoris Causa, “por su excepcional aporte a las ciencias sociales contemporáneas”. El acto público para la entrega oficial de tal distinción se realizó un mes después, y en ese mismo acto, se le solicitó al Dr.Hinkelammert la entrega de una obra reciente o en preparación de su autoría, para que fuera publicada por la Editorial de la UNA, como parte del reconocimiento a su labor intelectual. El borrador final de esa obra fue entregada a la EUNA a finales de 2001, y tratándose de más de 500 páginas, tomó casi un año de prolijo trabajo la tarea de corrección y edición. Se trata del libro que comentamos en la presente entrevista, EL SUJETO Y LA LEY. El retorno del Sujeto reprimido, Editorial Universidad Nacional, Heredia, Costa Rica, 2003.
On April 5, 2001, in an ordinary session of the University National University Council, this UNA body agreed to grant Dr. Franz J. Hinkelammert, a German social scientist living in Costa Rica for more than twenty years and one of the founders of the Ecumenical Research Department (DEI); the Doctorate Honoris Causa, "for its exceptional contribution to contemporary social sciences". The public act for the official delivery of such distinction was made a month later, and in that same act, Dr.Hinkelammert was asked to deliver a recent work or in preparation for its authorship, to be published by the Editorial de the UNA, as part of the recognition of his intellectual work. The final draft of that work was delivered to EUNA in late 2001, and for more than 500 pages, it took nearly a year of lengthy work to correct and edit. This is the book we discussed in this interview, THE SUBJECT AND THE LAW. The return of the repressed Subject, Editorial Universidad Nacional, Heredia, Costa Rica, 2003.
On April 5, 2001, in an ordinary session of the University National University Council, this UNA body agreed to grant Dr. Franz J. Hinkelammert, a German social scientist living in Costa Rica for more than twenty years and one of the founders of the Ecumenical Research Department (DEI); the Doctorate Honoris Causa, "for its exceptional contribution to contemporary social sciences". The public act for the official delivery of such distinction was made a month later, and in that same act, Dr.Hinkelammert was asked to deliver a recent work or in preparation for its authorship, to be published by the Editorial de the UNA, as part of the recognition of his intellectual work. The final draft of that work was delivered to EUNA in late 2001, and for more than 500 pages, it took nearly a year of lengthy work to correct and edit. This is the book we discussed in this interview, THE SUBJECT AND THE LAW. The return of the repressed Subject, Editorial Universidad Nacional, Heredia, Costa Rica, 2003.
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GLOBALIZACIÓN, RACIONALISMO, LEGISLACIÓN, HINKELAMMERT, FRANZ JOSEF,1931, GLOBALIZATION, RATIONALISM, LEGISLATION