Catolicismo, modernidade e pós-modernidade

João Manuel Duque

Catolicismo, modernidade e pós-modernidade

João Manuel Duque

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Abstract

The article intends to put in relation the vast notions of catholicism, modernity and modernity, assumed as symbol-concepts. Starting from a relationship established by Agamben between christianity, capitalism and science, in the context of the pandemic, the place of catholicity is explored in the complex relationship between a modernity of great narratives and a post-modernity of small narratives, in the sense of overcoming both models, towards an articulation of the universal with the particular, inspired by the Encyclic Fratelli Tutti.

Original language	Portuguese
Pages (from-to)	129-142
Number of pages	14
Journal	Carthaginensia
Volume	38
Issue number	73
Publication status	Published - 23 Jan 2022

Keywords

Catholicity
Modernity
Pandemic
Postmodernity
Particular
Universal

UN SDGs

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Catolicismo, modernidade e pós-modernidade

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