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MATAMOROS PONCE, Fernando. Ethics, aesthetics and eroticism of desire and religion. Materialistic epistemological notes "sociology of interiorities". Tla-melaua [online]. 2017, vol.11, n.43, pp.104-131. ISSN 2594-0716.

This article reflects on the meaning of images that a "thinker" or intellectual may have in privacy, but the social conditions mediated and limit the subject. From a "sociology of interiorities" One has to ask what about the cultural meanings that are produce by temporalities and configurations of thought, ideas or motivations that configure actions of aesthetics and the art of knowledge to transform the exterior violence. Thus, it confirms that sociocultural dynamics are not ontological notions in a work of art or religious beliefs, as essences in the world, or been a philosophical entity without solid materialism. On the contrary, real con tent of interiorities are materialistic of a class struggle against the social, political and structural violence of poverty, misery, hunger, and death; wrongly, linked to the desire and the religious belief of the " oppressed creature sigh " against the fixation and alienation of the market ("opium of the people"). For this rationality of hope in despair, the critical and the new aesthetic thinking "the strategic art of politics" become a possible concept against mythological conceptualizations of the violence of law, norms and administrative-state rules to dominate the Capital. The same way that Walter Benjamin, once stated in order to redeem erotic flashes of language, for the realization of the words of justice, democracy and freedom, we propose to look at the dialectical images of culture as a continuity of the complete-generic man, Karl Marx would make a relation that, practical, erotic and religious with the Other, nature in Us-Others as a thought-desire and work-creation-utopia in the community.

Palabras llave : Epistemology; hope; religion; eroticism; aesthetics-art and language.

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