Trujillo RSA

Language: Spanish
References: 9
Page: 41-53
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ABSTRACT

The objective of this text is to review the theological traversing in the matter of social movements by questioning the prevailing nihilism of the period on which a kind of sacralization of nothingness is founded. Questioning that social psychology can not ignore the series of phenomena related to violence from forced disappearance to feminicide, unleashing the mobilization of subjects, making it impossible to gestate the organization and search for alternatives to these exceptional spaces, maintain order of violence through the categories of Sacer and Santcus figures that are positioned in the order of the organization of militancies that make up the space to found territories of sacrifices. Review proposals such as desecration to deactivate the sacralization and secularization of time allows to find interstices whose purpose is to follow the possibility in the indetermination and its power to stop the theological machinery founded in the West.

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