El altermundismo como proyecto de emancipación social. Del Foro Social Mundial al trabajo de traducción
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Julia Nuño de la Rosa García
Nowadays, the so-called alter-globalization combines the various emancipation struggles that are being organized at a "glocal" level in order to change the world. Alter-globalization is not only as a social movement, but also a stream of critical thinking of Capitalist system. The values of the movement for another possible world point to the global justice in contemporary societies and the creation of a more equitable and sustainable world. In this utopian horizon, the emancipation of Humanity is considered to be the ultimate goal of social transformation. According to the global justice movement, the emancipation of the human being is only possible in an alternative society to neoliberalism where poor people are not opressed. In this new society, every individual will be autonomous and therefore able to make his or her own decisions according to his or her needs. In order to achieve a true global social emancipation, it is necessary a translation and recognition work between different knowledges and cultures.
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Nuño de la Rosa García, Julia. “El altermundismo como proyecto de emancipación social. Del Foro Social Mundial al trabajo de traducción”. Astrolabio: revista internacional de filosofia, 2011, no. 11, pp. 339-48, https://raco.cat/index.php/Astrolabio/article/view/239036.
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