Reconstructing the Memory of the Wounded Social Body: A Philosophical-Theological Reflection from the Search for Missing Persons in Mexico- Journal of Foreign Languages and Cultures

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Reconstructing the Memory of the Wounded Social Body: A Philosophical-Theological Reflection from the Search for Missing Persons in Mexico

Author：Carlos Mendoza-Álvarez Time：2022-01-10 Click：

Reconstructing the Memory of the Wounded Social Body: A Philosophical-Theological Reflection from the Search for Missing Persons in Mexico

Carlos Mendoza-Álvarez

Page 033-038

Abstract:This essay analyzes the phenomenon of clandestine graves of missing persons in Mexico as a social, political, and philosophical problem, where theological clues are established. With the contributions of decolonial thought this reflection seeks to think the absence and, within it, to think the emergence of an alternative world promoted by the just people of history with the resistances they create to live the present with dignity and hope.

Keywords:missing people, resistances, survivors, messianic times

Doi:10.53397/hunnu.jflc.202102004

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