Documentos depositados recientemente

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    Discurso de Orden en homenaje a Norma Fuller Osores Profesora Emérita del Departamento de Ciencias Sociales de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
    (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-12-15) Castillo Guzmán, Gerardo
    No presenta resumen.
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    Entre la miel y la misión: Desarrollo, cosmologías indígenas y fe práctica entre los awajún y wampis
    (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-12-15) Di Fonzo, Valerio
    This ethnographic article explores how a beekeeping project promoted by the Jesuit NGO SAIPE in Awajún and Wampis communities of the Peruvian Amazon becomes a site of negotiation between indigenous cosmologies, kinship structures, sustainability expectations, and institutional logics of development and Jesuit missionary practice. Through a situated narrative across the villages of Ideal and Soledad, the article examines daily tensions involving gender, labor, markets, and collective organization. Far from being a mere productive initiative, beekeeping emerges as a moral and political field where the Jesuit work tradition, local aspirations, and the dilemmas of translating communal systems into donor-friendly formats intersect. The article suggests understanding such projects not as failures or successes, but as unstable and creative forms of world-making.
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    Obediencia silenciosa y negociación pragmática: Relaciones asimétricas entre prelados y mujeres consagradas en el Perú contemporáneo
    (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-12-15) Lecaros, Véronique; Piccone Camere, Carlos
    This article examines the relationship between the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Tarbes and diocesan bishops in three Peruvian ecclesiastical jurisdictions. Through the cases of Piura, an unnamed diocese, and Chiclayo, the study analyzes dynamics of silent subordination and pragmatic negotiation, highlighting how women’s religious life exercises forms of empowerment within institutional tensions. Drawing from a perspective of religious anthropology, it addresses issues such as clericalism, legal vulnerability, ecclesial obedience, and the conditions for shared pastoral responsibility. These cases expose both the structural limitations faced by female religious communities and their capacity for resilience and ministerial adaptation amid synodal reforms and evolving episcopal leadership. Based on these experiences, the article proposes analytical tools to rethink the relationship between authority, charism, and women’s agency in the contemporary Catholic Church.
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    Religión y espiritualidades en el mundo moderno: intersecciones temáticas y disciplinares
    (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-12-15) Sánchez Paredes, José; Piccone Camere, Carlos; Lecaros, Véronique
    No presenta resumen.
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    Gobernar lo sagrado: Articulaciones entre secularismo, religión y poder en Rusia
    (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-12-15) Vasquez, Gladys Angelica
    This article analyzes how the Russian State, through religious nationalism and the doctrine of Russkiy Mir, constructs a political project that articulates sovereignty, identity, and moral order through the sacralization of State power. Using a critical discourse analysis of official, religious, and media sources, it examines the practices and narratives that produce a patriotic subjectivity based on fear, loyalty, and obedience. The results show that this alliance between the Kremlin and the Russian Orthodox Church legitimizes political actions, such as the war in Ukraine, under a spiritual rhetoric that strengthens social cohesion and consolidates an exclusive moral community. It is concluded that Russkiy Mir represents a post-secular form of modernity that employs the sacred as a technology of power to offer a political model alternative to secular liberalism.