Publication: Sufrimiento, Holocausto y memorias colectivas
en el pensamiento histórico de Hayden White
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Date
2021
Authors
Bolaños de Miguel, Aitor Manuel
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Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones
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http://dx.doi.org/10.6018/daimon.383031
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Este texto ofrece una reflexión sobre una cuestión de gran trascendencia para el pensamiento histórico-filosófico de comienzos del siglo XXI: el lugar que ocupan las víctimas y su sufrimiento en una reconsideración epistemológica de las ciencias sociales, del pensamiento humanista y de la propia disciplina historiográfica. Para ello, este artículo ofrece un análisis de la obra de Hayden White, una obra que concede un papel trascendental a las memorias colectivas de las víctimas, así como a su sufrimiento. Y todo ello con una intención crítica y ético-política, imprescindible para el progreso científico y social.
This text offers a reflection on a question of great importance for the historical-philosophical thought of the beginning of the 21st Century: the place occupied by the victims and their suffering in an epistemological reconsideration of the social sciences, of humanist thought and of the historiographic discipline itself . For doing this, this article offers an analysis of Hayden White’s oeuvre, a work that grants a transcendental role to the collective memories of the victims, as well as to their suffering. And all this with a critical and ethical-political intention, essential for scientific and social progress.
This text offers a reflection on a question of great importance for the historical-philosophical thought of the beginning of the 21st Century: the place occupied by the victims and their suffering in an epistemological reconsideration of the social sciences, of humanist thought and of the historiographic discipline itself . For doing this, this article offers an analysis of Hayden White’s oeuvre, a work that grants a transcendental role to the collective memories of the victims, as well as to their suffering. And all this with a critical and ethical-political intention, essential for scientific and social progress.
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Daimon. Revista Internacional de Filosofía, nº 83, 2021 pp. 231-248
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