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      Pluralismo y verdad: del liberalismo clásico a la posmodernidad tardía Translated title: Pluralism and Truth: From Classical Liberalism to Late Postmodernism

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          Resumen. En el contexto de la comunicación de masas, el uso rutinario del término “pluralismo” ha generado un desgaste semántico que aconseja una nueva exploración del concepto a la luz de referentes históricos, filosóficos y filológicos adecuados. Este es justamente el objetivo del presente escrito. En efecto, la noción de “pluralismo” asociada a las primitivas formulaciones de la democracia clásica griega tiene muy poco que ver con lo que posteriormente defendió el liberalismo de finales del siglo XVIII y mediados del XIX, un teórico contemporáneo de la democracia como Habermas, o el movimiento posmoderno durante los años ochenta. Si bien es cierto que nadie se opone al pluralismo, también lo es que la adscripción a dicho concepto obedece a parámetros muy diferentes. Habermas y algunos autores posmodernos apuestan por el debate colectivo plural, especialmente el mediático, pero tanto su punto de partida como sus conclusiones resultan divergentes.

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          Abstract. In the context of mass communication, the routine use of the term “pluralism” has created a semantic wear and tear that demands a new exploration of the concept in light of adequate historical, philosophical, and philological references. This is precisely the purpose of this paper. Indeed, the notion of pluralism associated with the primitive formulations of classical Greek democracy has very little to do with what liberalism subsequently defended in the late eighteenth and mid-nineteenth centuries, a contemporary theorist of democracy like Habermas, or the postmodern movement during the eighties. While it is true that no one opposes pluralism, it is also true that the ascription of this concept is due to very different parameters. Habermas and some postmodern authors bet on the plural collective debate, especially with regard to media; but both its starting point and its conclusions are divergent.

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                Tópicos (México)
                Tópicos (México)
                Universidad Panamericana, Facultad de Filosofía (México, Distrito Federal, Mexico )
                0188-6649
                April 2023
                : 65
                : 433-450
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                [2] Cataluña orgnameUniversitat Ramon Llull Spain marcalso@ 123456blanqerna.url.edu
                [1] Cataluña orgnameUniversitat Ramon Llull Spain ferransm@ 123456blanquerna.url.edu
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                S0188-66492023000100433 S0188-6649(23)00006500433
                10.21555/top.v650.2035
                f0fb6fac-68b3-4a9d-a660-3796d991e20d

                This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

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                : 16 July 2020
                : 21 December 2020
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                Filosofía en el espacio público

                verdad,opinión pública,democracia,medios de comunicación,Internet,liberalismo,posmodernidad,Mill,Lyotard,pluralism,truth,public opinion,democracy,mass media,liberalism,postmodernism,pluralismo

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