Publication: William Ospina y la búsqueda de la franja amarilla
Authors
Valero Bernal, Víctor
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Murcia: ACEP
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El objetivo de este artículo es el de analizar el ensayo «Lo que le falta a Colombia» del
escritor William Ospina. En este ensayo Ospina profundiza en los principales problemas
sociales y políticos que Colombia atravesaba a finales del s. XX así como en las posibles
soluciones que podrían adoptarse. Los planteamientos que emplea el escritor colombiano
pueden relacionarse con una gran variedad de conceptos propios del ámbito de la política
y la sociología. A lo largo de este trabajo mostraremos las analogías existentes entre el
análisis de William Ospina y las ideas de pensadores tan alejados en el tiempo como
Thomas Hobbes, Rousseau, John Rawls o Charles Tilly.
The aim of this paper is to analyse the essay «Lo que le falta a Colombia» written by William Ospina. In this essay, Ospina delves into the main social and political problems that Colombia was going through at the end of s. XX. In addition, he presents a number of solutions that could be taken. The approaches used by the Colombian writer can relate to a wide variety of concepts from the field of politics and sociology. Throughout this work, we are going to show the similarities between the analysis of William Ospina and the ideas of thinkers as distant in time as Thomas Hobbes, Rousseau, John Rawls or Charles Tilly.
The aim of this paper is to analyse the essay «Lo que le falta a Colombia» written by William Ospina. In this essay, Ospina delves into the main social and political problems that Colombia was going through at the end of s. XX. In addition, he presents a number of solutions that could be taken. The approaches used by the Colombian writer can relate to a wide variety of concepts from the field of politics and sociology. Throughout this work, we are going to show the similarities between the analysis of William Ospina and the ideas of thinkers as distant in time as Thomas Hobbes, Rousseau, John Rawls or Charles Tilly.
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Pensamiento al margen, nº 5, 2016
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