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This outline proposes reflexive avenues for restoring the 'wounded being', the 'alienated being' or the 'forgotten being'. Because today, more than ever, there is the instrumentalization of existence for the benefit of materiality, the expression of the absurdity of destiny and justified anarchy. Although the human being is understood in a trilogy of flesh-society-economy, its existence is virtually instrumentalized and obliterated from all consideration. Real, objective, corporeal man is stripped of his essence, and is therefore alienated. The economy, the state, religion and sometimes…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This outline proposes reflexive avenues for restoring the 'wounded being', the 'alienated being' or the 'forgotten being'. Because today, more than ever, there is the instrumentalization of existence for the benefit of materiality, the expression of the absurdity of destiny and justified anarchy. Although the human being is understood in a trilogy of flesh-society-economy, its existence is virtually instrumentalized and obliterated from all consideration. Real, objective, corporeal man is stripped of his essence, and is therefore alienated. The economy, the state, religion and sometimes science are used as instruments of oppression. Once outside himself, man finds himself a stranger within himself. It is therefore the event factor of an alienation suffered and a disenchantment willed.So the effective emancipation of the forgotten 'I' lies in the rehabilitation of life, then forgotten by the society of contempt. It is therefore important to decentralize the wounded Cogito in orderto open it up to its world. Life as the basis of man's existential edifice is phenomenalized in a lived body and in an emancipated space.
Autorenporträt
BALOKI WATA Olivier ist ein kongolesischer Wissenschaftler und Priester der römisch-katholischen Kirche, der in den Orden vom Heiligen Kreuz inkardiniert ist. Er ist Dozent an der Universität Sainte Croix in Mulo (Nord-Kivu, DRK) und Direktor des Centre de Recherche et d'Expérimentation Transdisciplinaire de Mulo (CRET-Mulo).