Index
Ability to introduce discontinuities 79
Ability to resist 79
Ability to step away 79
Adventure 72 –73
Adventures that destroy themselves, paradox of 73
,
80
Agency 98
Norm of the capacity to be an agent 100
,
102
Al-harizi, Y. 50
Alberti, R. 44 –46 50
,
87
Alcibiades 10
Alighieri, S. 62
Anger 43
,
76
,
79
Anxiety of exile 23
Argentina 29
,
44
,
47
Arguments 95 –97
Norm of 100
Political 97
Sensitivity to 97
Supporting actions 96
Aristippus 9 –12 21
,
27
,
30
,
60
,
68
Aristotle 9 –10
Arrogance 77 –78
Arrogant reasoning 24
,
41
,
51
,
68
,
75
,
77 –81 83
,
90
,
95 –96 98
,
107
Athens 9 –10
Authenticity 91 –92
Authority 25
Of cultural norms 95
Of the first person 51
,
95
Of reasons 95
Avicenna 101
Awareness 60
,
68
,
71
,
74
Babylonia 6 –7
Ballads and Songs of the Paraná 44 –45
“Ballad of the Man Who Never Went to Granada” 45
Battle of Arginusae 10
Beautiful souls 55
“Be careful with words”, maxim 4
,
82
,
87
,
104
Benedetti, M. 46 –47
Bible 1
,
6
,
9
,
16 –17 22
,
27
,
29
,
37
Borges, J.L. 5
Bruno, Giordano 21
Burke, E. 19
Cernuda, L. 59 –62 65
,
67
Chile 29
,
36
China, ancient 90
Chronicles 7
Citizenship 18 –20
Duties of 19
Of a State 19
Political and legal concept of 103
Civil liberties 20
Claudius, emperor 13
Collective migrations 5
Communal life 4
Communitarianism 20
Com/positions (1984–1985) 50
Conflict 89
,
91
,
95
,
98 –104 107
Cooperation 16
,
89
,
99
Cosmopolitanism 4
,
12
,
20
,
87
Institutions 21
Legal 21
Economic 21
Political 20 –21
Stoic 30
Thinking 58
Courage 43
,
45
,
48
,
57
Crito 10
Culture 4
,
11
,
30
,
85 –89 91
,
93
,
96
,
99
,
101 –102
As a second nature 86
Cultural formations 88 –89 91 –93 96
,
100 –101
Cultural identity 88 –89
Cultural storerooms 88
,
92 –96 98 –99 102
Cultural tradition 86 –89
Hybrid cultures 89
Cynics 11 –12 17
,
21
,
27
,
30
,
58 –60
Cyrene 9
Dante Alighieri 14
De Guevara, Antonio 17
Déclaration des droits de l’homme et du citoyen 18
Norm of democracy as a model 100
Description of a Shipwreck 52 –54
Desolation of the Chimera 59
Deutero-Isaiah 8
,
30
Diaspora 5
Diogenes Laertius 9
,
12
Diogenes the Cynic 12
,
21
Distributive justice 20 –21
Distrust 23
Ecclesiastes 107
Egypt 6
“elsewhere” 49
Emigrant 1
,
4 –5 15
Ethics 100 –101
Ethical norms 100
For rootless or uprooted people 102
,
104
,
107
Ethos 101
Epistulae ex Ponto 12
Everyday Poems 46
Exceptionality 38 –39 41
Exile
As a new beginning 2
,
30
,
58 –60 62
,
69 –70 76
,
79
,
109
As a perspective 18
,
30
,
81
,
84 –86 88
,
91
,
93 –95 99 –100 102
As loss 13
,
30
,
32 –33 38
,
40
,
42 –44 47
,
53
,
58 –59 67
,
69 –71 79
,
83
,
109
As “non-place” 38
As object of learning 3
,
18
As perspective for learning 3
,
18
,
77
As resistance 2
,
30
,
43
,
46 –47 51 –53 58 –60 69 –71 79
,
109
Babylonian exile 6 –8
Direct lessons 1 –2 17
,
20
,
22
,
30
,
40
,
54
,
68
,
71
,
75 –85 93
,
99
,
100
,
102 –103 107
Indirect lessons 3
,
17
,
19
,
22
,
30
,
84 –86 93
,
100 –101 103
,
106 –107
Jewish exile from Spain 45
Muslim exile from Spain 45
As socially incapacitated individuals 32
,
39
Southern Cone Exile 2
,
29 –30 36
,
44
Spanish exile 2
,
30
,
33
,
44 –45 58
,
66
“Exile” 69
“Exiles” 37 –39
Ezekiel 7 –8 30
Familiar Epistles 17
“Feminine courage” 57
“Feminine perspective” 52 –53
Freedom 11
,
20
,
56
,
68
Frege, G. 5
Friendship 18
,
105 –106
Gabirol, S.I. 50
García Canclini, N. 89
García Lorca, F. 45
Gardel, C. 47 –49
Garfias, P. 33 –35 39 –40 59
,
87
Gelman, J. 47 –50
God 6
,
8
,
62
Granada 45
Greece, ancient 1
,
6
,
9
,
11
,
13
,
17
,
29
,
90
Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals 14
,
94
,
99
Guest 75 –76
Halevi, Y. 50
Hatred 55
,
79
Hegel, G.W.F. 55
,
101 –102
History 33
,
41
,
49
,
70 –72 74
Natural history 34
,
74
History of a Book 62
Historical reason 78
Human migrations 15
Hypocrisy 29
,
55
Ibáñez, P. 45
Imagination 87
Immunization techniques 78
Imperative
Of individual autonomy 100
Of the kingdom of ends 100
Of universality 100
Inauthenticity 93
Incantation 69 –70 72 –74 77
,
84
Indignation
Raw material of 25
,
27 –29 44
,
54
,
59
,
81
Instrumental reason 78
Isaiah 8
Israel 6 –7
Jeremiah 7
,
30
Jerusalem 6 –7 33
Jiménez, J.R. 62 –64
Josiah, King 6
Judah 6
Judgment, capacity for 102
,
106 –108
Justice 6
,
56
,
108
Kamenszain, T. 69
,
87
Kant, I. 13
,
94
,
100
,
102
Kingdom of Judah 6
Kings 6 –7
Knowledge from experience 23
,
96
,
99
Lamentations 9
,
12
,
30
Leon of Salamis 10
Levi, P. 25
Lives and Opinions of Eminent Philosophers 9
Living Without Being Alive 61
Lope de Vega 48
Loss 2
,
7
,
9
,
30
,
32 –34 36 –44 82 –84 109
Usher for 82 –83 104
Maimonides 50
,
102
Manasseh, King of Judah 6
“Masculine courage” 57
“Masculine perspective” 52 –54
Mayan world, ancient 90
Memorabilia 11
Memory 39
,
45
,
55
,
65
,
68
,
87
Collective 41
That resists 49
Meta-norms 85
,
100
,
102
,
104 –105 107
Metatestimonies 2
,
23
,
26 –29 38 –39 46
,
48
,
51
,
58 –59 62
,
66 –69 109
Of injustice 29
,
51
Paradox of 28
Mexico 15
,
35
,
38
,
58
,
66
,
69
Millán, G. 36
,
39 –40
Moralism 17
Morals 100 –101
For deeply rooted people 101 –102
“More of the same is always good”, maxim 80 –81 90
Moreno Villa, J. 35 –36 39 –40
“My Beloved Buenos Aires” 47 –49
Nature 72
,
74
Nebuchadnezzar 6 –7
Neruda, P. 36
New beginning 2
,
58 –76 79
,
82 –84 109 –110
Actions 68
As a struggle for understanding 68
,
74
As accepting the body’s wisdom 68
,
74
As awareness 68
As departing toward self-reinvention 68
,
74
As embracing the present 68
,
74
Incantation 70
New York 64 –65
Nietzsche, F. 11
,
29
Nomadic culture 3
,
86
,
90 –91
Nomadism, cultural 86
,
90 –93 103
On Exile 17
Ovid 12 –13 30
,
33
Owner 76
Pantoja, I. 101
Pars pro toto, fallacy 22
Peri Rossi, C. 52
Persevering excitement, paradox of 39
,
41
,
80
Person 104
Personhood 3
,
18 –21 85 –86 103 –104 106
,
108
Dilemma of 103
,
106
Phenomenology of Spirit, The 101
Philosophy of Right 102
Place 13
,
21 –22 86 –89 92
Plato 9 –10
Plutarch 17
Poems for a Body 62
Polleros 15
Practices that reproduce what they reject, paradox of 55 –56 80
Practical knowledge 26 –27
Practical normativity 85
,
94
,
100
,
101 –104 108
Practical reason 78
Present pasts 6
,
9
,
22
,
29
,
50
,
61
,
69
,
94
,
97
,
108
Presentism 72 –74 79
Proclamations 51
,
58
,
69
,
83 –84
Prophets of Israel 58
,
71
Psalms 9
,
12
,
30
,
33
Rationalizing 80
,
98 –99
Reality and Desire 59
Refugee 1
,
4 –5 14 –16 19
,
25
,
82
Political 49
Rights 20
,
76
,
105
Legal 20
,
103
Human 19
Of persons 18
,
105
Of citizenship 18
Political 18
,
20
,
103
Rojas, G. 66 –68
Rome, ancient 1
,
6
,
9
,
12 –13 17
Saint Thomas 101
Sappho 21
Self-deception 80
,
107
Self-interruption, art of 24 –25 41 –42 51
,
67
,
69
,
81
,
83 –84 95 –96 98
,
102
Self-narration 26
Seneca 13
,
65
Sittlichkeit 101
Social sciences 17
Socrates 9 –10
Socratism 9 –13 16 –17 20
,
22
,
27
,
30
,
60
,
77
Sor Juana 21
“Space” 63 –66 71
Spanish Civil War 29
,
87
“Spanish Diptych” 59
Spanish Golden Age 48
Spring in Eaton Hastings 33 –34 59
Staël, Madame de 14
State 4
,
11 –12 14
,
16
,
18
,
20 –21 76
Of origin 20
Stoicism 12
,
30
,
64
,
94
Roman 30
Stoics 12 –13 17
,
21
,
27
,
50
,
58
,
64
“Strive to rid social phenomena of their own inner barriers”, maxim 1
,
81
,
106
Subjectivity 74
,
84
Demands of 16 –18 28 –29 40
,
43
,
54
,
72 75
,
79
,
83
Demands of masculine 52
Dissenting 55
Suffering 12
,
21 –22 24 –26 29
,
32 –33 41
,
44
,
48 –50 55
,
78
,
98
Memories of 41
Testaments 37
,
51
,
69
,
77
,
83
Testimonies 2
,
23
,
27 –28 55
,
81
,
99
Of injustice 24
,
27
,
51
Testimonial knowledge 24
,
27
,
95
“The City” 36
The Ghetto 69
Thoreau, D. 21
“The date” 61 –62
Threshold situation 58 –68 71 –72 75 –76 91
,
97
Time
To be involved 40
,
77
,
79
,
102
To step away 40
,
77
,
79
,
102
To resist 54
,
77
,
79
To break with 54
,
77
,
79
To the Exiles 9
Traditional societies 19
“Transterrado” 58
“Transtierro” 66
Tristia 12
Trust 23
General 23
,
86
,
95
,
100
Particular 23
Principle of general credulity 23 –24 26
,
29
,
38
,
41
,
51
,
69
,
87
,
92
,
95
,
101
Principle of presumed trust 23 –24 26
,
29
,
51
,
87
,
95
,
101
Singular 23
United Nations 14
,
16
Uruguay 29
,
38
,
46
,
52
Victim 24 –25 44
,
52
,
56
,
81
Vitale, I. 37 –38 40
,
52
War 5
,
93
Warrior 52
Will 80
“With You” 62
Xenophon 11
“Your Land” 35 –36