Common sense, prudence. About the politically foul-mouthed.
Keywords:
foulmouthed, unreason, common sense, prudence, hermeneutical, phenomenologyAbstract
In this work we study the unreason and the foul-mouthed as expressions of political behavior in our days. So, it is about giving reason to think about these two concepts, referred to the political sphere, so overwhelmingly daily in Our America. With this in mind, we have proposed an analysis of a critical hermeneutical phenomenological character in order to contribute to better understand the so-called sensus communis, or common sense, as well as the prudentia, against political behaviors described as irrational and foul-mouthed attitude. Finally, as a modest contribution of the analysis carried out, we can point to the so-called diligences of the form in the sensus communis and the prudentia, which I will expose in the closing of the text.
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