This essay is a further contribution to the history of the idea of ‘We’ in philosophy. The perspectives of the two Latin American authors Juan Carlos Scannone and Riccardo Espinoza Lolas contribute to the reconstruction of a history of philosophy in a global sense that has the theme of nosostros at its centre. They are part of the same philosophical tradition, inscribed within the philosophy of liberation, but they interpret the question through contiguous but not directly overlapping characteristics. We are thus defining a modality of approach to the history of philosophy, of its ideas that through the disarticulation of the geo-textual places in which the pronoun nosostros becomes concept, idea, interpretative paradigm, goes on to outline some interpretative proposals for contemporaneity.
For a philosophical history of ‘nosotros’ The Latin American perspectives of Juan Carlos Scannone and Ricardo Espinoza Lolas
Sgarro, Tommaso
2024-01-01
Abstract
This essay is a further contribution to the history of the idea of ‘We’ in philosophy. The perspectives of the two Latin American authors Juan Carlos Scannone and Riccardo Espinoza Lolas contribute to the reconstruction of a history of philosophy in a global sense that has the theme of nosostros at its centre. They are part of the same philosophical tradition, inscribed within the philosophy of liberation, but they interpret the question through contiguous but not directly overlapping characteristics. We are thus defining a modality of approach to the history of philosophy, of its ideas that through the disarticulation of the geo-textual places in which the pronoun nosostros becomes concept, idea, interpretative paradigm, goes on to outline some interpretative proposals for contemporaneity.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
