LA "TEORÍA MIMÉTICA" DE RENÉ GIRARD Y SU APORTE PARA LA COMPRENSIÓN DE LA MIGRACIÓN.

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    • Alternate Title:
      RENÉ GIRARD'S 'MIMETHIC THEORY' AND HIS CONTRIBUTION TO UNDERSTAND MIGRATION.
    • Subject Terms:
      LATIN America
    • Subject Terms:
      GIRARD, Rene, 1923-2015
    • Abstract:
      In this article the author explores the extent of René Girard's "mimetic theory" to understand migration phenomenon. To this end, a brief description of the "mimetic theory" and a characterization of the migration are presented. Subsequently, it raises the need to explore new perspectives on migration beyond the positivist approach in the human sciences which leaves the contribution of a philosophical understanding out. In this sense, girardian philosophy is pertinent to understand several types of migration: irregular immigration, forced displacement and refuge. Finally, the author proposes a praxis to avoid, or at least minimizes, the persecutory mimetic process related to migration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      En este artículo el autor indaga acerca del alcance de la "teoría mimética" de René Girard para comprender la migración. Con este propósito, hace una breve descripción de la "teoria mimética" y una caracterización de la migración. Posteriormente, plantea la necesidad de nuevas perspectivas investigativas sobre la migración, que vayan más allá del abordaje positivista de las ciencias humanas que deja de lado el aporte de una comprensión filosófica. En este sentido, la filosofia girardeana resulta pertinente para la comprensión de cierto tipo de migración: inmigración irregular, desplazamiento forzado y refugio. Finalmente, propone una praxis que evite, o al menos minimice, el proceso mimético persecutorio relacionado con la migración. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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