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Núm. 72 (2025): Thémata Revista de Filosofía

Explorando otras vías para habitar la Tierra: el confucianismo y la emoción estética

DOI
https://doi.org/10.12795/themata.2025.i72.07
Enviado
septiembre 12, 2025
Publicado
2025-12-31

Resumen

Este artículo pone en diálogo el confucianismo clásico y la estética medioambiental de Arnold Berleant como alternativas para repensar la relación entre humanidad y naturaleza. Frente a las limitaciones del paradigma de la sostenibilidad y su sesgo antropocéntrico, el humanismo confuciano concibe a los seres humanos como parte de un cosmos en constante creación y propone una interacción armónica con el entorno sustentada en la emoción estética. A modo de conclusión, se plantea que esta perspectiva ofrece nuevas vías para cultivar una conciencia ecológica sensible y participativa, así como para generar discursos orientados hacia la armonía.

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