Prophetic modernity and the Indigenous question: A socio-anthropological approach to the utopian thought of the Church in Chiapas

Abstract

We are conscious that discourses and objectives are imitations or fancies connected to historical time, its beliefs and affinities. Our work in research imposes to locate, compare and set words in the way they were defined to. Used by actors in historical times, they serve hermeneutics. Servants of time, they contain and involve multiple faces, among those, “the religious”, theme of our reflection about inventions of men who dissipate with prophecies “mythical nightmares” of in- enchantment and reenchantment of the world. An end and a new beginning which outline from the past appropriations of time in the actuality of Chiapas.