Los límites del perdón ricoeuriano desde una perspectiva argentina

Otros responsables
Fecha
11/2017
Editorial
Universidade de Coimbra
Revista
Ricoeuriana
Título del libro
Nombre del evento
Fecha del evento
Institución organizadora
ISSN
2184-190X
eISSN
ISBN
978-989-26-1516-5
Idioma
Español
Tipo del evento
Clasificación temática
Palabras clave
Resumen
El presente artículo contrapone dos modelos de perdón: uno bipolar y otro monopolar, e identifica la propuesta ricoeuriana con el primero de ellos. Nuestra hipótesis es que, pese a presentar al perdón como sólo como una relación moral entre dos individuos, también incluye un objetivo político: la reconciliación nacional. Esta hipótesis se funda en el ejemplo se-leccionado para poner de manifiesto los beneficios del perdón y el antecedente hegeliano en el que se basa el desarrollo del perdón. La imposibilidad de un perdón colectivo, nos llevará a postular que la reconciliación social es el resultado indirecto del perdón individual. Concluiremos remitiéndonos a un ejemplo de la historia transicional de la Argentina reciente para ilustrar ciertos aspectos que fueron desapercibidos por Ricoeur. Este ejemplo nos lleva-rá a sostener que este modelo de perdón, termina beneficiando a los culpables de crímenes de estados en detrimento de sus víctimas.
This article contrasts two models of forgiveness: one that is bipolar and another that is monopolar, and characterizes the ricœurian proposal on this topic as being similar with the first model. Our hypothesis is that, in spite of presenting forgiveness only as a moral relationship between two individuals, it also includes a political objective: national reconciliation. This hypothesis is based on the selected example to demonstrate the benefits of forgiveness and the Hegelian background in which the development of forgiveness is based. The impossibility of a collective forgiveness leads us to suggest that social reconciliation is the indirect result of individual forgiveness. In the conclusion of this paper we will refer to an example of Argentina’s recent transitional history to illustrate certain aspects that were not noticed by Ricœur. This example will lead us to argue that Ricœur’s model of forgiveness, ends up benefiting those guilty of crimes of state at the expense of their victims.
This article contrasts two models of forgiveness: one that is bipolar and another that is monopolar, and characterizes the ricœurian proposal on this topic as being similar with the first model. Our hypothesis is that, in spite of presenting forgiveness only as a moral relationship between two individuals, it also includes a political objective: national reconciliation. This hypothesis is based on the selected example to demonstrate the benefits of forgiveness and the Hegelian background in which the development of forgiveness is based. The impossibility of a collective forgiveness leads us to suggest that social reconciliation is the indirect result of individual forgiveness. In the conclusion of this paper we will refer to an example of Argentina’s recent transitional history to illustrate certain aspects that were not noticed by Ricœur. This example will lead us to argue that Ricœur’s model of forgiveness, ends up benefiting those guilty of crimes of state at the expense of their victims.
Colecciones
Aprobación
Revisión
Complementado por
Referenciado por
Licencia Creative Commons
Excepto donde se indique lo contrario, la licencia de este ítem se describe como by-nc-sa
