La sintonía afectiva en la relación cuidador-infante y entre especies
Ampliando el alcance ético de Eros
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sintonización de los afectos, empatía, ética entre especies, agencia moral animal y sociabilidadResumen
Donna Haraway pide una ética cosmopolita trans especies. ¿Pero entonces por qué motivos podríamos acceder a las capacidades comunicativas en un mundo en el que habitamos junto con otras especies? ¿Cómo podemos tener acceso a un sentido ético de equidad y reciprocidad en los animales no humanos? Para explorar estas preguntas tomamos pistas preliminares de investigación bien establecidas en las "proto-conversaciones" receptivas y preverbales entre los niños y los adultos que los cuidan. La sintonía social, más potente que la empatía del mirroring, explica la comunicación de afectos e intenciones encarnadas dentro y a través de diversas especies animales.
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