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Descripción: The present investigation is a reconstruction of the theory of multiple modernities and an examination of the normative implications that can be drawn when reflecting upon the secular-religious relation within the context of modernity. The sociological innovation of Shmuel N. Eisenstadt and the philosophical insights of Jürgen Habermas are central to this enterprise, both because of the shared commitment to the study of modernity and for the potential contributions that comparative sociology could bring to normative discussions. They are the theoretical backbone of this thesis. The thesis explores specific contribution to the concept of rationality and reflexivity in Habermas from sociology and the problem or modernity. the first chapter constitutes a reconstruction of the theory of multiple modernities having as hermeneutical guidance the role of religion/tradition and the resulting conception of modernity which appears when the decoupling between secularization and modernity befalls. I ask: to what extent does Eisenstadt successfully explain this decoupling and what are the consequences of a civilizational comparative approach for the general narrative of modernity? In terms of literature, I will focus on his work after 2000 when the article Multiple Modernities was published in Daedalus. The second chapter carries the Eisenstadt´s thoughts to a normative ground the normative value of the multiple modernities vantage point can be initially aligned with the de-centralization of modernity from western European experiences, and the rejection of universalistic aspirations. I analyze the way he interprets the persistence and vitality of religion -and its consequences- in the context of Modernity and ask which are the normative implications of such post-secular societies for the general project of modernity.
Citación recomendada (normas APA)
: Andrés Felipe Barrero Salinas, "Multiple Modernities in Eisenstadt and Habermas: Religious-Secular dynamics in the history of reflexivity = Múltiples modernidades en Eisenstadt y Habermas: dinámicas seculares y religiosas en la historia de la reflexividad", Colombia:-, 2018. Consultado en línea en la Biblioteca Digital de Bogotá (https://www.bibliotecadigitaldebogota.gov.co/resources/3711178/), el día 2025-11-10.

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