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Abstract
A study around the concepts of “witness” and “testimony,” in the fields of Philosophy and Theology, as exemplified by the life work of Dorothy Day. The impact of her work in the U.S., from early to mid-twentieth century, and with the Catholic Worker Movement, is compared to that of the Latin American movement of Liberation Theology. Examples are provided of Dorothy Day’s observations on the agricultural workers strike and César Chávez, as well as various socio-political movements in Latin American countries. Also detailed and compared, are the early and later efforts under Liberation Theology, for its Church influences and dictates, as well as its popular impact and significance.
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Lucchetti Bingemer, Maria Clara
(2013)
"The Witness of Dorothy Day and the Future of Liberation Theology,"
Diálogo: Vol. 16
:
No.
2
, Article 3.
Available at:
https://via.library.depaul.edu/dialogo/vol16/iss2/3
