Flujo, herida, clamor. Responder a monstruosa tierra. Una lectura de leviathan de Jonathan Pimentel

This paper proposes a review of Monstruosa tierra. Una lectura de Leviathan by the Costa Rican theologian Jonathan Pimentel Chacón. The main goal of this document is to show how some central categories and problems of Monstruosa tierra, particularly its notion of flesh, are related to a broader threshold within the inquiry of its author. From this perspective, the exercise suggests an understanding of the development of some primary ideas throughout Pimentel Chacón’s work, its variation during different periods and integration within the recent research conflicts of its author. At the end of this text, it is discussed the methodological precautions motivated by Monstruosa tierra regarding the reception of principal references within the traditions of political and economic thought.