La salvación del no-pulido-no-pulcro:: Hacia una est/ética salvífica

Abstract

This study seeks to recover the notion of Servant of YHWH in the key of a salvific aesthetic, illuminated by the philosophy of Byung-Chul Han, Ignacio Ellacuría and other authors. The background of that is written to show the aesthetic character of those who have assumed, in a communal way, the same condition of the Servant of YHWH mentioned in Deuteroisaías, which has been interpreted from the Christian faith in the figure of Jesus of Nazareth, in addition to possessing a collective connotation, rescued by Ellacuría's thought. From this interpretation, it is intended to open a path in Christian thinking and acting, as a reflection that seeks and values the dignity of those who have been stripped of their humanity and have become rejects and discriminated against, who, nevertheless, have opened a salvific rift for those rejected in history, especially in Latin America.