La dimensión política de la verdad a través del filosofar de Esther Díaz

Abstract

Thought is related to a way of being. The way of thinking that privileges science ignores
the context, it seems that this is irrelevant, since it is believed that thought is far from natural and
historical reality. However, how one thinks affects the relationship that subjects maintain with
things, objects, situations and also with each other. Modern reason, as scientific and dominant, has
not only allowed technical development, it also objectifies what is different from itself, that is the
point from which Esther Díaz philosophizes, said philosophizing is recovered and interpreted in this
document.
The criticism of science as dominant and unequivocal does not invalidate the knowledge given from
it, it does not advocate a closure of reason, but trusts it, as long as it is capable of opening up to
different perspectives. The opening would have repercussions at the political level, in the sense that
the subjects would be cured of the delirium of domination. Esther's philosophizing invites us to be
free, to face life with clarity and passion.