Journal of Contemplative Inquiry
Abstract
A critical appropriation of the prophetic imagination can orient us to emergent strategies for a more interdependent commons. Given the precarious times of the Anthropocene in which we are living, a contemplative hermeneutic that responds to enduring oppressive relational practices is necessary. This reflective treatise expounds on three archetypes that underpin the exploration of an Afro-Caribbean experience that is also a contemplative practice: the Barril de Bomba, Bomba, and Flamboyán. I argue these archetypes as poetics can orient us to new relational possibilities.
Recommended Citation
Pantojas, Anthony Cruz
(2022)
"Rhythms and Archetypes of Contemplation: An Afro-Boricua Experience,"
Journal of Contemplative Inquiry: Vol. 9:
No.
1, Article 2.
Available at:
https://digscholarship.unco.edu/joci/vol9/iss1/2