De señales a palabras notas sobre la comunicación en el Discurso sobre la desigualdad de Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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2012
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ISHIR (Investigaciones Socio-históricas Regionales). Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET). Universidad Nacional de Rosario (UNR)
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Mucho se ha escrito sobre la obra de Jean-Jacques Rousseau pero aún resta desentrañar algunos contenidos de su formulación teórica con miras a la comprensión de su múltiple influencia en la construcción histórica del mundo contemporáneo. Esto bien puede advertirse en su imagen modélica de los modos de expresión del hombre natural y su tránsito hacia el lenguaje verbal y escrito, base del ejercicio político que pone fin al estado de naturaleza y da inicio a la formación de la sociedad civil y la comitiva de vicios y virtudes de toda su cultura.
Much has been written about the work of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, but we still do not know some content of his theoretical formulation with a view to understanding of its multiple influences on the historical construction of the contemporary world. This it can be seen in its exemplary image of modes of expression of the natural man and its transit to the verbal and written language, base of the political exercise which puts end to the state of nature and initiates the formation of civil society and culture.
Much has been written about the work of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, but we still do not know some content of his theoretical formulation with a view to understanding of its multiple influences on the historical construction of the contemporary world. This it can be seen in its exemplary image of modes of expression of the natural man and its transit to the verbal and written language, base of the political exercise which puts end to the state of nature and initiates the formation of civil society and culture.
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Estado de naturaleza, Hombre natural, Comunicación, Sociedad civil, State of nature, Natural man, Communication