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Barroco: nepantla y la razón oscilante

Barroco: nepantla y la razón oscilante

Héctor Zagal

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Lambda Editorial
Año de edición:
2026
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Ética y filosofía moral
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9786078986712
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El término “barroco” se utiliza para calificar fenómenos aparentemente disímbolos, como el mole poblano y el talante de Cantinflas; la filosofía de Leibniz y el Superflat de Takashi Murakami; el dormitorio de Luis XIV en Versalles y el cuadro In Ictu Oculi de Valdés Leal. Frente a registros tan amplios, este libro aborda el Barroco más como una gramática existencial que como un catálogo de formas.Zagal analiza diversas manifestaciones del Barroco como producto de la tensión estructural que proviene delhos me paulino. El cristiano se enfrenta a la tarea de vivir en el mundo “como si no” fuera del mundo. En el contexto de esta ética de la distancia, los vínculos y los bienes son relativos, pero no falsos; lo visible es verdadero, pero no definitivo. Esta tensión es zozobra, lucha perpetua de contrarios, es oscilación e inestabilidad. La gramática y plástica del Barroco se presenta como una forma histórica de habitar la contradicción.Barroco: nepantla y la razón oscilante recorre los rasgos y cartografías de América y Europa como el intento de insinuar lo infinito en la acumulación de finitos.Se trata de un libro que articula el espíritu del Barroco sin confundir claridad con univocidad.

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