Publicación: Hacia la emancipación de los sistemas ideológicos contemporáneos
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la transformación del mundo social se ha considerado un asunto exclusivo de las relaciones netamente institucionales. Así las cosas, como lo sostiene Hannah Arendt, un cuerpo político institucional cambiará solo si de base está la modificación de sus principios y fundamentos, sin embargo, ¿no es el cambio social un asunto que le atañe a cada persona? El objetivo de este artículo es presentar una reflexión, derivada de un camino de investigación documental, de los procesos de cambio social localizados en la persona desde la formación del carácter adquirido, como lo sugiere Arthur Schopenhauer, que se convierte en una alternativa plausible en un mundo cuyas estructuras no son fáciles de disolver.
the change in social world has been considered an exclusive matter of purely institutional relations. Thus, as Hannah Arendt maintains, an institutional political body will change only if its basic principles and foundations change. However, is not social change also a matter for each person? The aim of paper is to present a reflection, derived from a research process, about processes of social change localized in the person from the formation of the acquired character as suggested by Arthur Schopenhauer, who becomes a plausible alternative in a world whose structures are not easy to dissolve.
the change in social world has been considered an exclusive matter of purely institutional relations. Thus, as Hannah Arendt maintains, an institutional political body will change only if its basic principles and foundations change. However, is not social change also a matter for each person? The aim of paper is to present a reflection, derived from a research process, about processes of social change localized in the person from the formation of the acquired character as suggested by Arthur Schopenhauer, who becomes a plausible alternative in a world whose structures are not easy to dissolve.