Del discurso imperial a la Teoría del Contrapunto. Bases semiológicas para el diálogo entre civilizaciones en la obra de Edward Said
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En el presente artículo se exponen las ideas principales del
pensador palestino Edward Said acerca de la posibilidad de establecer
las bases para el diálogo intercultural, mediante la superación de los
modelos semiológicos excluyentes, entre ellos, el ofrecido por el discurso
hegemónico imperial. Frente a la teoría del enfrentamiento cultural
entre estructuras hegemónicas irreconciliables, ofrecido por autores
como Samuel P. Huntington en su teoría del choque de civilizaciones,
Edward Said apuesta por establecer las bases discursivas que faciliten
la convivencia, el diálogo y el enriquecimiento mutuo entre pueblos y
naciones siguiendo el modelo de la técnica musical del contrapunto.
In this article we show the main ideas of the Palestinian thinker Edward Said about the possibility to establish bases for the Intercultural Dialogue by overcoming the exclusive semiological models, including that offered by the Hegemonic Imperial Discourse. Opposite to theory of cultural conflict between irreconcilable hegemonic structures, as proposed by authors like Samuel P. Huntington with his Clash of Civilizations paradigm, Edward Said advocates to promote discursive bases that facilitate coexistence, dialogue and mutual enrichment among people and nations, following the model provided by the musical technique of counterpoint.
In this article we show the main ideas of the Palestinian thinker Edward Said about the possibility to establish bases for the Intercultural Dialogue by overcoming the exclusive semiological models, including that offered by the Hegemonic Imperial Discourse. Opposite to theory of cultural conflict between irreconcilable hegemonic structures, as proposed by authors like Samuel P. Huntington with his Clash of Civilizations paradigm, Edward Said advocates to promote discursive bases that facilitate coexistence, dialogue and mutual enrichment among people and nations, following the model provided by the musical technique of counterpoint.







