Hospitalidad, con y sin papeles

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05/2017
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Centro Scalabriniano de Estudos Migratórios
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Revista Interdisciplinar da Mobilidade Humana
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1980-8585
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2237-9843
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El objetivo de este artículo es vincular el trabajo sobre el archivo de Jacques Derrida con la experiencia de la hospitalidad. Se intentará mostrar que, por un lado, se trata siempre de los papeles, de la legitimidad que éstos otorgan o no tanto a nivel filosófico (deseo de poseer los papeles que autoricen tal o cual decisión interpretativa), como a nivel político ("tener papeles" como el principio básico de todo derecho a tener derechos, de todo derecho a la comunidad). Mas también, por otro lado, se intentará pensar aquello que arruina la idea misma de tener o no tener (papeles), la idea de propiedad, aquello que hace imposible fundar una decisión o identidad en última instancia y, por ende, una soberanía, una frontera. La hospitalidad, la llegada inminente del otro, representa un desafío político y ético para la filosofía: pues no se trata de un saber, sino de una experiencia transformando el sustrato del nos-otros, del ser común.
The objective of this article is to link the work on Jacques Derrida's archive to the experience of hospitality. It will seek to show that, on the one hand, it is always about the documents, the legitimacy that these do or do not grant at the philosophical level (desire to possess documents that will authorize one or another interpretative decision), as well as at the political level ("being documented" as a basic principle to every right to have rights, to all rights to community). But on the other hand, there is an attempt to think about that which ruins the proper idea of to have or not to have (documents), the idea of property, that which ultimately makes it impossible to construct a decision or identity and, therefore, a sovereignty, a border. Hospitality, the imminent arrival of the other, represents a political and ethical challenge for a philosopher: it is not to do with a knowledge, but an experience transforming the substrate of ourselves/others, the common self.
The objective of this article is to link the work on Jacques Derrida's archive to the experience of hospitality. It will seek to show that, on the one hand, it is always about the documents, the legitimacy that these do or do not grant at the philosophical level (desire to possess documents that will authorize one or another interpretative decision), as well as at the political level ("being documented" as a basic principle to every right to have rights, to all rights to community). But on the other hand, there is an attempt to think about that which ruins the proper idea of to have or not to have (documents), the idea of property, that which ultimately makes it impossible to construct a decision or identity and, therefore, a sovereignty, a border. Hospitality, the imminent arrival of the other, represents a political and ethical challenge for a philosopher: it is not to do with a knowledge, but an experience transforming the substrate of ourselves/others, the common self.
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