Plinio Apuleyo Mendoza's scientific contributions
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Publications (7)
Alvaro Vargas Llosa (1966-), escritor y periodista peruano, nacido en Lima. Graduado en Historia Internacional en la London School of Economics. Entre sus obras se encuentran El diablo en campaña (1991); La contenta barbarie (1993); El exilio indomable: historia de la disidencia cubana en el destierro (1998); Cuando hablaba dormido (1999); En el re...
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... Against the supportive essays, Benatar (2012: 629) is critical of Vice's faulty logic and cautions against the dangers of rendering whites politically silent. Vice's (2010) essay is indicative of the wider phenomena of Third World hubris and anti-Western hatred (Bruckner 2010;Buruma & Margalit 2005;Marx 2002;Mendoza, Montaner & Vargas Llosa 2000). ...
... Este romanticismo hacia la universidad, y la educación en general, ha sido bien utilizado por los proclamadores del fracaso educativo y de los optimistas neoliberales sin escrúpulos (Scruton, 2010), olvidándose que hay otras fuentes e instituciones sociales que auspician el desarrollo y conocimiento humano que no 3 necesariamente surgen de un sistema de educación formal, entre ellas la familia, la convivencia comunal, la producción artesanal sustentable y las expresiones culturales regionales. Todas ellas legítimas y exitosas que no requieren de un comunismo exacerbado (véase a Apuleyo, Montaner y Vargas, 1997;Conquest, 1968) ni un capitalismo neoliberal deshumanizado (Montalvo, 2013). Quienes creen ingenuamente que la universidad y sus "formadores" auspician "una racionalidad global" y que sirve para resolver los problemas de la sociedad (véase a Feyerabend, 1984), son los que proclaman su fracaso y dan sentido a la siguiente postura. ...
