Search results

A partir de una perspectiva marxista, el autor analiza el papel del Estado-nación en la nueva configuración política mundial. Se revisa cómo el capital ha impuesto sus reglas, sus políticas y sus dogmas mediante instrumentos como el FMI, la OMC y el Banco Mundial, para dominar y gobernar a la humanidad bajo la política del libre mercado y la libre ganancia, además de someter a todas las esferas de la vida humana. Asimismo, vislumbran una serie de movimientos que tendrán éxito si convergen e interactúan, sólo así gegenerarán un internacionalismo con una vocación universalista y emancipadora.

At this point, capitalism, through the rules of the free market & entities such as the International Monetary Fund & the World Bank, has imposed its policies & dogma on the global society. In assessing the future of the nation-state under these circumstances, it is important not to consider it as extinct & to review other avenues to defend society against catastrophes provoked by a globalized market. The elements of a new internationalism that can resist the neoliberal capitalist offensive & be independent of states & groups of particularist interests are described. This internationalism can have an emancipating & universalist effect if various movements now underway converge & interact. 5 References. Adapted from the source document.

Some comments on surrealism published by Jurgen Habermas (see SA 33:5/85Q1195 & SA 30:4/82M4714) reveal a misunderstanding of the subject. Surrealism is best understood not as an attempt to destroy the aura of art but as an attempt to reestablish it around all human activities. Surrealists envision art as one of the most powerful levers by which to transform the world. W. H. Stoddard