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Ciu­da­da­nía [Citizenship]

Luiz, Jo­sé Die­trich
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Luiz, Jo­sé Die­trich
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po­li­ti­cal prac­ti­ces
li­be­ra­ting po­li­ti­cal ac­tion
poor
every­day li­fe
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Political ethics
Ethics of political systems
Ethics of law
Rights based legal ethics
Peace ethics
Governance and ethics
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Latin American Ethics
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"La caí­da del mu­ro de Ber­lín y el cla­mor es­can­da­lo­so de las in­jus­ti­cias y de la con­cen­tra­ción de tie­rras y ren­tas exi­gen que re­pen­se­mos nues­tra prác­ti­ca po­lí­ti­ca. Es­te ar­tí­cu­lo pro­po­ne, par­tien­do de las raí­ces de la po­lí­ti­ca y del es­ta­do mo­der­no, un res­ca­te del ac­tuar po­lí­ti­co li­ber­ta­dor a par­tir de las ciu­da­des. Iden­ti­fi­ca en la Bi­blia una teo­lo­gía del tro­no, cen­tra­li­za­do­ra , en con­flic­to con una teo­lo­gía he­cha a par­tir de la vi­da de los po­bres, des­cen­tra­li­za­do­ra y par­ti­ci­pa­ti­va, y pro­po­ne una lec­tu­ra po­lí­ti­ca de la Bi­blia que ani­me prác­ti­cas orien­ta­das por las re­la­cio­nes con­cre­tas de lo co­ti­dia­no que, su­pe­ran­do el an­tro­po­cen­tris­mo, en sin­to­nía con la vi­da en su sen­ti­do am­plio, bus­quen re­di­se­ñar las ciu­da­des co­mo lo­cal de la ge­ne­ra­ción y de la re­no­va­ción gra­tui­ta de la Vi­da pa­ra to­dos. Es­tas prác­ti­cas son tam­bién lu­ga­res de ex­pe­rien­cia del Dios de la Vi­da" "The fall of the Ber­lin wall and the cr­ying sha­me of the in­jus­ti­ces and the con­cen­tra­tion of land­hol­dings and in­co­me re­qui­re us to ret­hink our po­li­ti­cal prac­ti­ces. This ar­ti­cle, star­ting from the roots of po­li­tics and of the mo­dern sta­te, pro­po­ses a re­co­very of li­be­ra­ting po­li­ti­cal ac­tion which would be­gin in the ci­ties. It iden­ti­fies in the Bi­ble a theo­logy of the th­ro­ne, which is a cen­tra­li­zing theo­logy, in con­flict with a theo­logy ba­sed on the the li­fe of the poor, which is a de­cen­tra­li­zing and par­ti­ci­pa­ti­ve theo­logy; and it pro­po­ses a po­li­ti­cal rea­ding of the Bi­ble which will ani­ma­te prac­ti­ces which get their orien­ta­tion from the con­cre­te re­la­tions of every­day li­fe (lo co­ti­dia­no) which, over­co­ming anth­ro­po­cen­trism, in har­mony with Li­fe in its broa­der sen­se, seek to re­de­sign the ci­ties as the pla­ce of birth and gra­tui­tous re­ne­wal of Li­fe for all. The­se prac­ti­ces are al­so pla­ces for ex­pe­rien­cing the God of Li­fe"
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1999
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