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2016-01-01

La crítica postmoderna de A. MacIntyre a la Universidad liberal: tres ficciones rivales de la Universidad

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https://doi.org/10.15446/ideasyvalores.v65n160.44435

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A. MacIntyre, T. de Aquino, Universidad (es)

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  • Ignacio Serrano del Pozo Universidad Santo Tomás

Según Alasdair MacIntyre, la Universidad liberal descansa en ficciones que encubren sus propósitos y le proporcionan una legitimidad engañosa. Esta crítica no siempre se ha entendido en su profundidad, y se suele ver en ella una actitud reaccionaria de retorno nostálgico a la Universidad medieval. Se analizan esas ficciones: la sobre-especialización como sinónimo de profundidad investigativa, la neutralidad y la objetividad como posibilitadoras de racionalidad, y la excelencia en la gestión como forma de asegurar el logro de sus objetivos. Se muestra cómo, a través de esta denun-cia, aparece una postura revolucionaria, influida por Marx y Nietzsche, que busca desenmascarar las contradicciones internas de la Universidad liberal.

 

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“La crítica Postmoderna De A. MacIntyre a La Universidad Liberal: Tres Ficciones Rivales De La Universidad”. Ideas Y Valores, vol. 65, no. 160, Jan. 2016, pp. 205-23, https://doi.org/10.15446/ideasyvalores.v65n160.44435.