Philosophical Academic Programs of the German Enlightenment. A Literary Genre Recontextualized [Spanish]

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  • María Luciana Cadahia Flacso

Author Biography

María Luciana Cadahia, Flacso

Actualmente es investigadora-docente Prometeo FLACSO y ha sido profesora del máster Filosofía de la Historia: Democracia y Orden Mundial (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) y doctora en Filosofía con la tesis Hegel y Foucault: vida, historia y política. Ha realizado estancias de investigación en París I, Universidad de la Sorbona y el Institut für Philosophie de la Universidad de Jena. Es miembro del proyecto de investigaciónPensar Europa: democracia y hegemonía en la era tecnológica. Entre sus líneas de investigación destacan el pensamiento político contemporáneo y la filosofía de la historia. Es coeditora del libro Normalidad de la crisis/crisis de la normalidad, junto a Gonzalo Velasco (Katz, 2012) y, junto a Félix Duque, deIndignación y rebeldía. Crítica de un tiempo crítico (Abada, 2013). Ha publicado artículos en revistas especializadas y en volúmenes colectivos, destacando su contribución en los libros Teología y teonomía de la política (Abada, 2012) eIncomunidad: el pensamiento político de la comunidad, a partir de Roberto Esposito (Arena, 2011).

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Published

2014-12-14

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No. 22: January-June 2015

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Book review

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