“Other Identical Worlds Dreamed”. Of Self-Thought,Self-Repair and Insurgent Sensibilities

Abstract

In this article, the author explores the relationship between the notions of self-thought, self-repair and insurgent sensibilities from the praxis of life, represented in the lived experience, giving sense and meaning to the existence of the human condition in its heterogeneous character. The personal appears as an element of restoration of the political and historical condi-tion of excluded subjects in a process of awakening of consciousness. Hence, it exemplifies actions based on everyday existence and experience mediated by a “dream-project” aimed at the dignified realization of life. In sum, elements of everyday reality are presented as a structuring aspect of existence, a place where the creative meaning of life is recreated and reworked in the idea of human restoration.