Más allá de Occidente

Más allá de Occidente

Josef Estermann

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EDITORIAL ABYA YALA
Año de edición:
2015
Materia
Antropología
ISBN:
9789942092724
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La posoccidentalidad ya no es una fase intracultural o intracivilizatoria de la tradición occidental, sino una alteridad paradigmática, otro mundo posible más allá de la vía única, predicada hasta el cansancio por las y los ideólogos de la supremacía y superioridad de Occidente.

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