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La composición polifónica musical nos permite hablar de la emergencia, en el sur y desde el sur que somos, de Voces de la Tierra, que han susurrado, cantado, llorado o gritado el dolor producido por las maneras de habitar humanas construidas en la modernidad cosificadora de la tierra y del mundo de la vida, modernidad mercantil, industrial y global cuya ética se ha reducido a valores absolutamente euro-antropo-racional-centristas, permeados por el valor supremo del capital. En este artículo, emergente de pensadores ambientales latinoamericanos y pensadores-otros que han sospechado radicalmente del edificio de la ética ambiental emergente de la conferencia del Club de Roma o del Informe Burndtland, intentamos desplegar lo ético, como ethos con e larga, que en griego significa casa, y desde este lugar de enunciación, intentamos salirnos del sujeto y del objeto en la variación ética ambiental eurocentrista, y proponer con las voces de la tierra sur, abya yala, diseños del ethos, ligado óntica-relacionalmente con el cuerpo-tierra. Diseñamos, inspirados en Husserl, Heidegger, Deleuze, Guattari, Ángel-Maya, Enrique Leff, Noguera, Echeverri, pensadores-otros y voces de montañas, animales, ríos, y plantas, la vida, territorios de libertad entendida ésta como expansión de los cuerpos en la naturaleza y de paz integral y completa, entendiendo que no puede haber paz, si no amamos ni respetamos la tierra que somos. Esto exige el giro óntico-etico- estético-político de la ética en clave de un Pensamiento Ambiental Sur.

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The polyphonic musical composition allows us to speak of the emergence, in the South and from the south that we are, of Voices of the Earth. These voices have whispered, sung, cried or shouted the pain produced by the ways of inhabiting the world built in the modernity of the earth and the world of life. This commercial, industrial and global modernity has reified the Earth and the world of life. And the modern ethics have been reduced to absolutely Euro-anthropo-rational-centrist values, permeated by the supreme value of capital. This article emerges from Latin American environmental thinkers and thinkers-others who have radically suspected the building of environmental ethics emerging from the conference of the Club of Rome or the Burndtland Report. We try to articulate the adjective ethical, understanding ethos as house in Ancient Greek. Following the voices of the South land, Abya Yala, we try to abandon the idea of subject and the object of the eurocentric environmental ethic, and propose new designs of the ethos, linked ontically-relationally with the body earth. Inspired by Husserl, Heidegger, Deleuze, Guattari, Ángel-Maya, Enrique Leff, Noguera, Echeverri and others, and also by the voices of mountains, animals, rivers, and plants, by the life itself, we try to design territories of freedom. This freedom is understood as the expansion of the bodies in nature and as a complete peace. There cannot be peace, if we do not love or respect the land that we are. This demands the ethical-ethical-aesthetic-political turn of ethics in the key of a South Environmental Thought.  

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Title
Voces y silencios de la tierra en la composición polifónica de las geografías ético-poéticas sur-sur
Alternate title
Voices and silences of the earth in the polyphonic composition of the south-south ethico-poetic geographies
Publication title
Azafea; Salamanca
Volume
21
Source details
Ecoética y ecopolítica
Pages
33-54
Publication year
2019
Publication date
2019
Section
Artículos
Publisher
Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca
Place of publication
Salamanca
Country of publication
Spain
Publication subject
ISSN
02133563
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Spanish
Document type
Journal Article
Publication history
 
 
Milestone dates
2019-04-03 (Submitted); 2020-03-06 (Modified); 2020-03-06 (Issued)
ProQuest document ID
2518758214
Document URL
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Last updated
2023-11-20
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