2013
DOI: 10.1590/s1981-77462013000100002
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Abstract: A emergência da crise ecológica, como sintoma mais nítido de uma verdadeira crise civilizató-ria, impôs novos desafios ao pensamento crítico e, em especial, ao marxismo. Partindo desse pressuposto, o objetivo deste artigo é apresentar a defesa de Michael Löwy de uma radicalização ecossocialista da crítica marxista da modernidade, tarefa para a qual a grande recusa de Walter Benjamin das ideologias do pro- gresso é uma das fontes decisivas de inspiração. Para Michael Löwy, a ruptura com as ideologias do progres… Show more

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“…Even though Marx himself was worried about the way modern (capitalist) agriculture was exploiting the soil and have shown these concerns on several passages in Volume I and III of the Capital (SAITO, 2017, p. 209-213), Ecosocialists claim that "nature had been broadly excluded from earlier generations of socialist thought [...]" (KOVEL, 2008). Therefore, the ultimate claim of Ecosocialists is to create a space of convergence between ecological movements and a renewed Marxism (QUERIDO, 2013). In this sense, neither traditional Marxist thought nor political ecology alone are able to find solutions for the challenges that the contemporary capitalist system poses on the environment.…”
Section: An Ecosocialist Approach To Human Rights and The Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Even though Marx himself was worried about the way modern (capitalist) agriculture was exploiting the soil and have shown these concerns on several passages in Volume I and III of the Capital (SAITO, 2017, p. 209-213), Ecosocialists claim that "nature had been broadly excluded from earlier generations of socialist thought [...]" (KOVEL, 2008). Therefore, the ultimate claim of Ecosocialists is to create a space of convergence between ecological movements and a renewed Marxism (QUERIDO, 2013). In this sense, neither traditional Marxist thought nor political ecology alone are able to find solutions for the challenges that the contemporary capitalist system poses on the environment.…”
Section: An Ecosocialist Approach To Human Rights and The Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this sense, neither traditional Marxist thought nor political ecology alone are able to find solutions for the challenges that the contemporary capitalist system poses on the environment. Political ecology, according to Lowy, focuses on the illusion of "clean" capitalism, while traditional Marxian political economy didn't completely abandon the logic of productivism (QUERIDO, 2013). The only way out is then Ecosocialism, or, an Ecocatastrophe, as pointed out by Schwartzman (2009).…”
Section: An Ecosocialist Approach To Human Rights and The Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%