Publication: ¿Fraternidad política con los animales? Hacia una justicia interespecífica
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MOYANO FERNÁNDEZ, CRISTIAN
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Universidad de Murcia
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En este artículo se ofrecerán tres razo-
nes a fin de defender una fraternidad política con
los animales. La primera comprenderá a los ani-
males como miembros de la misma clase social
oprimida que los humanos durante el desarrollo
capitalista. La segunda analizará el concepto de
ciudadanía matizando su rasgo de participación
política y resaltando el rasgo de compartir un
espacio común. La tercera introducirá el dina-
mismo orgánico y ecológico en el espacio de con-
vivencia. Finalmente, mediante una relativización
del concepto de vulnerabilidad, se concluirá que
nuestra relación política con los animales no ha de
ser siempre paternalista, hospitalaria o solidaria,
sino también fraternal.
In this paper three reasons will be given in order to defend a political fraternity with animals. First, animals will be considered as members of the same oppressed social class like humans during capitalist development. Second, the concept of citizenship will be analyzed refining its political participation feature and highlighting the trait of sharing a common space. Third, an organic and ecological dynamism will be introduced in the space of coexistence. Finally, through a relativization of the concept of vulnerability, it will be concluded that our political relationship with animals should not be always paternalistic, hospitable or solidary, but also fraternal.
In this paper three reasons will be given in order to defend a political fraternity with animals. First, animals will be considered as members of the same oppressed social class like humans during capitalist development. Second, the concept of citizenship will be analyzed refining its political participation feature and highlighting the trait of sharing a common space. Third, an organic and ecological dynamism will be introduced in the space of coexistence. Finally, through a relativization of the concept of vulnerability, it will be concluded that our political relationship with animals should not be always paternalistic, hospitable or solidary, but also fraternal.
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