Fronteras de la modernidad designa el espacio conceptual e historizador que reuniera en el III Congreso Internacional de Estudios Culturales de la Universidad de Pittsburgh realizado en marzo de 2002, una gran diversidad de investigadores que han llegado a reformular las premisas de los estudios culturales, las humanidades y las ciencies sociales en las �ltimas d�cadas. Un rasgo particular, com�n en esos debates, es la articulaci�n de estrategias de descolonizaci�n del pensamiento de la modernidad, realizada sin ...
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Fronteras de la modernidad designa el espacio conceptual e historizador que reuniera en el III Congreso Internacional de Estudios Culturales de la Universidad de Pittsburgh realizado en marzo de 2002, una gran diversidad de investigadores que han llegado a reformular las premisas de los estudios culturales, las humanidades y las ciencies sociales en las �ltimas d�cadas. Un rasgo particular, com�n en esos debates, es la articulaci�n de estrategias de descolonizaci�n del pensamiento de la modernidad, realizada sin expulsar ese concepto del horizonte te�rico. Las m�s innovadoras posiciones cr�ticas reclaman hoy la independencia epistemol�gica de lo que se sol�a llamar 'periferia' latinoamericana, usando las met�foras frontera y margen para desarrollar proyectos te�ricos situados m�s all� -o m�s ac�- de las dicotom�as normativas de la modernidad. Pensamiento de b�squeda que se enfrenta a las agudas crisis producidas por la avanzada globalizaci�n a trav�s de un constance sondeo cr�tico de sus herramientas anal�ticas y hermen�uticas. El congreso realizado en Pittsburgh logr� reunir a los especialistas m�s renombrados y originales que hoy articulan la agenda te�rica de los estudios culturales y las ciencias sociales en el �mbito del latinoamericanismo internacional. El foro cont� con la participaci�n de Renato Ortiz, Nicol�s Casullo, Santiago Castro-G�mez, Oscar Guardiola Rivera, Tulio Halper�n-Donghi, Bol�var Echevarria, John Kraniauskas, Francine Masiello, Adriana Rodr�guez-P�rsico, Sylvia Molloy, Javier Sanjin�s, Rom�n de la Campa, Jos� Manuel Valenzuela, Cynthia Steele, Renato Rosaldo, Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht, Jens Andermann, Carlos Pereda, Enrique Dussel, Ernesto Laclau, Jes�s Mart�n-Barbero, Diana Taylor, Carlos Monsiv�is y Michael Taussig. El presente vol�men re�ne los aportes de estos investigadores como contribuci�n a los debates actuales, insertando en �stos propuestas provocadoras y profundas llamadas a influir de manera certera en la agenda te�rica de las pr�ximas d�cadas. ~ At the III International Congress of Cultural Studies of the University of Pittsburgh held in March 2002, Fronteras de la modernidad designated the conceptual and historicizing space that brought together a great diversity of researchers who reformulated the premises of cultural studies, humanities and social sciences in recent decades. A particular feature, common in these debates, is the articulation of strategies for the decolonization of thought in the modernidad (modern world), carried out while keeping this concept within the theoretical horizon. The most innovative critical positions today claim the epistemological independence of what used to be called the Latin American 'periphery', using the border and margin metaphors to develop theoretical projects located beyond -or closer to- the normative dichotomies of modernity. This line of inquiry faces the acute crises produced by advanced globalization through a constant critical survey of its analytical and hermeneutical tools. The congress held in Pittsburgh brought together the most renowned and original specialists who articulate the theoretical agenda of cultural studies and social sciences in the field of international Latin Americanism today. The forum included the participation of Renato Ortiz, Nicol�s Casullo, Santiago Castro-G�mez, Oscar Guardiola Rivera, Tulio Halper�n-Donghi, Bol�var Echevarria, John Kraniauskas, Francine Masiello, Adriana Rodr�guez-P�rsico, Sylvia Molloy, Javier Sanjin�s, Rom�n de la Campa, Jos� Manuel Valenzuela, Cynthia Steele, Renato Rosaldo, Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht, Jens Andermann, Carlos Pereda, Enrique Dussel, Ernesto Laclau, Jes�s Mart�n-Barbero, Diana Taylor, Carlos Mons
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