Accomplice Neighborhood: Everyday Life Politics

This paper delves into the conceptual delineation of the institution of the neighborhood as a catalyst for innovative political discourse and practice. It aims to set the basis for an upcoming reevaluation of the work of Andrés Ortiz-Osés, pioneer of Gadamerian hermeneutics in Spain, considering the...

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Published in:Philosophies (Basel) 2023-12, Vol.8 (6), p.119
Main Author: Fernández Medrano, Héctor
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
alterity
co-implication
community
Conduct of life
democracy
Discourse analysis
Neighborhood
Neighborhoods
Ontology
Ortiz-Osés
Philosophy
Political aspects
Politics
Social aspects
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Summary:This paper delves into the conceptual delineation of the institution of the neighborhood as a catalyst for innovative political discourse and practice. It aims to set the basis for an upcoming reevaluation of the work of Andrés Ortiz-Osés, pioneer of Gadamerian hermeneutics in Spain, considering the neighborhood’s potential: its co-implicated and co-implicative nature connects consistently with his symbolic hermeneutics of the sense. The neighborhood, a complex institution transcending conventional affiliations, underpins coexistence, mutual tolerance, and a kind of ethical dialogue. This work contributes to highlighting the neighborhood’s political dimensions on its own and claims its philosophical relevance beyond its traditional understanding. The ambivalent space of vicinity promotes plural speech and serves as a vital agora, fostering dynamic, ethical coexistence and engaged citizenship, thereby enhancing the democratic landscape.
ISSN:2409-9287
2409-9287
DOI:10.3390/philosophies8060119