O "Outubro" de Marx

Paula, João Antonio de

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“…No interior desta movimentação comercial, o trabalho escravo era disseminado e os anúncios oferecem alguns indícios. O Hotel de Hamburgo, na Rua do Imperador, valia-se de "uma preta para todo o serviço" [70]. Três lojas na rua, nos números 18, 21 e 56, procuravam por escravizados cozinheiros para trabalhar [71].…”

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cativeiro no alto da serra

Pires

2024

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O presente artigo se utiliza das páginas de um dos primeiros jornais de Petrópolis, O Parahyba, para repensar a visão que se tem da escravidão nesta cidade durante o século XIX, período em que a região representou a sede de verão da corte imperial. A partir de uma análise das propagandas e notícias do periódico publicadas entre 1857 e 1859, imediatamente após a elevação de Petrópolis à categoria de município, descortina-se algumas características da escravidão na região, analisando estatisticamente o peso que o cativeiro teve no cálculo geral dos anúncios, o perfil dos escravizados anunciados e as dinâmicas relacionadas às fugas, identificando também nos discursos dos redatores e anunciantes aspectos que visam desqualificar a população negra. O exame quantitativo e qualitativo dessas fontes indica a reprodução em Petrópolis de alguns dos principais traços da escravidão brasileira oitocentista.

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“…Following Mandel's interpretation, the question of alienation remains present as a broader theme, embracing a wider fi eld than that of commodity fetishism, although Marx reduced "human alienation in society based on commodity production essentially to the reifi cation of human and social relations caused by commodity relation" (MANDEL, 1971, p. 184). Essential to this shift in the formulation of the problem of alienation, in Marx's decision to begin his Critique with the notion of "commodity" (PAULA, 2008).…”

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Alienation and fetishism in Karl Marx’s critique of political economy

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2020

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This paper explores the connection between the concepts of alienation and commodity fetishism in the work of Karl Marx and their role in his critique of political economy. It analyses the different types of alienation present in his early work, linking them to the issue of fetishism in his mature work, and shows how the notion of alienation is subsumed by his theory of fetishism. In its conclusion, the paper attempts to establish the fundamental characteristics of commodity fetishism and the manner in which this concept expresses a radical criticism of modernity. Finally, the paper demonstrates that the critique of modernity and its modes of socialization, as Marx understood it, required engagement with and criticism of political economists, given that the modern mechanisms of alienation and fetishism are fundamentally grounded upon economic practices.

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O "Outubro" de Marx

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Alienation and fetishism in Karl Marx’s critique of political economy

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