ELEMENTOS DE LA FILOSOFÍA DE LA LIBERACIÓN PARA UNA RECOMPRENSIÓN DESCOLONIAL DE DERECHOS HUMANOS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21527/2317-5389.2015.5.110-132Abstract
A partir de la crítica a la Modernidad que realiza el pensamiento descolonial, se asume que el discurso de derechos humanos es parte del sistema moderno/colonial. En efecto, se entiende que si bien se les ha dado un uso dentro de luchas de emancipación (Modernidad) también se han utilizado para justificar procesos de colonización y han acompañado a la colonialidad del poder. No obstante, se reconoce el potencial descolonizante de su discurso, y por eso se analizan algunas categorías de la Filosofía de la Liberación que pueden contribuir en una fundamentación de derechos humanos que vaya en camino hacia su uso descolonial.
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