La luz tranquila pero implacable de los días comunes: ethos barroco y vida cotidiana en Bolívar Echeverría

Abstract

The doctoral research addresses the work of the thinker Bolívar Echeverría and traces what could be called a “philosophy of everyday life” present in his thinking. It focuses especially on the thematization it has carried out -although not systematically or independently of other approaches, but clearly with much persistence and regularity- in the gravitational force that the "common days" have in the historical evolution. He also inquires about his theory of the Baroque ethos, whose reconstruction of the "natural form of use value", through the repetition of enjoyment and the aestheticization of everyday life, is presented as an alternative response to the challenges and contradictions that the capitalist modernity imposes.