On Intensity or Rights of the Body. Affectivity as Object and Method

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The episode of the legendary Hercules who, in an attack of blind passion, destroyed what were considered the founding principles of the social tie, introduces the issue of treatment of affectivity in anthropology. The article notes that the interest in affectivity in the human sciences implies not o...

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Autor principal: Alexandre Surrallés, Alexandre
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Lenguaje:Español
Español
Publicado: Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas 2016
Materias:
Amazon, Epistemology, Affectivity, Anthropology, Body, Perception
Amazonía
Epistemología
Afectividad
Antropología
Cuerpo
Percepción
Amazônia
Epistemologia
Afetividade
Antropologia
Corpo
Percepção
Acceso en línea:http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/runa/article/view/854
http://repositorio.filo.uba.ar/handle/filodigital/2182
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topic Amazon, Epistemology, Affectivity, Anthropology, Body, Perception
Amazonía
Epistemología
Afectividad
Antropología
Cuerpo
Percepción
Amazônia
Epistemologia
Afetividade
Antropologia
Corpo
Percepção
spellingShingle Amazon, Epistemology, Affectivity, Anthropology, Body, Perception
Amazonía
Epistemología
Afectividad
Antropología
Cuerpo
Percepción
Amazônia
Epistemologia
Afetividade
Antropologia
Corpo
Percepção
Alexandre Surrallés, Alexandre
On Intensity or Rights of the Body. Affectivity as Object and Method
topic_facet Amazon, Epistemology, Affectivity, Anthropology, Body, Perception
Amazonía
Epistemología
Afectividad
Antropología
Cuerpo
Percepción
Amazônia
Epistemologia
Afetividade
Antropologia
Corpo
Percepção
description The episode of the legendary Hercules who, in an attack of blind passion, destroyed what were considered the founding principles of the social tie, introduces the issue of treatment of affectivity in anthropology. The article notes that the interest in affectivity in the human sciences implies not only the emergence of a new analytic field about an important aspect of social activity, but also a reflection on the modalities of knowledge in these disciplines. In fact, to propose the affective dimension as an analytic object has consequences in terms of how to approach knowledge, because the very existence of an affective dimension obliges us to rethink the cognitive dimension inherent in the act of knowledge. In this paper I propose some methodological elements for reflection derived from these ideas.
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