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2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-69092009000200009
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Dimensão intersubjetiva da auto-realização: em defesa da teoria do reconhecimento

Abstract: A teoria do reconhecimento tem se firmado como um frutífero quadro conceitual para compreender as lutas sociais. Ela oferece uma matriz interpretativa atenta à dimensão moral dos conflitos sociais e capaz de perceber a complexidade de tais conflitos, em suas dimensões materiais, simbólicas e legais. A noção de reconhecimento traz a intersubjetividade para o cerne da justiça e destaca o caráter relacional e agonístico da construção da sociedade.No entanto, alguns autores operam com a palavra reconhecimento de m… Show more

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“…6 In this work, Honneth bases his views in Hegel, in a re-reading intermediated by the social psychology of Herbert Mead, and, in a certain way, gives continuity to the precursor ideas of Charles Taylor, who emphasized the centrality of the interaction with the other, and its consequences for the constitution of the self, and of personal selfrealization. 16 Honneth understands recognition as an intersubjective, dialogical and historical construction through which the subjects seek their realization in three essential domains: love, rights and social esteem from which arise, respectively, self-confidence, self-respect and self-esteem. 6 In contrast with other theoreticians of recognition, 17 Honneth places particular attention upon conflicts in the social interactions -above all those which are effected as moral strength, promoting the seeking of recognition through political struggle.…”
Section: Axel Honneth's Struggle For Recognitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…6 In this work, Honneth bases his views in Hegel, in a re-reading intermediated by the social psychology of Herbert Mead, and, in a certain way, gives continuity to the precursor ideas of Charles Taylor, who emphasized the centrality of the interaction with the other, and its consequences for the constitution of the self, and of personal selfrealization. 16 Honneth understands recognition as an intersubjective, dialogical and historical construction through which the subjects seek their realization in three essential domains: love, rights and social esteem from which arise, respectively, self-confidence, self-respect and self-esteem. 6 In contrast with other theoreticians of recognition, 17 Honneth places particular attention upon conflicts in the social interactions -above all those which are effected as moral strength, promoting the seeking of recognition through political struggle.…”
Section: Axel Honneth's Struggle For Recognitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…16 Once respected as a person under law, people will have "[...] the conditions to develop their autonomy, so that they will be able to decide rationally on moral issues". 19:12 Finally, the domain of social esteem refers to values and to their consideration in the appreciation of the social contributions, driving the issue of selfesteem and of the understanding that one possesses skills valued positively by the members of the community.…”
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“…Ou seja, para Honneth, a luta por reconhecimento está no âmago dos conflitos sociais, e uma gramática moral rege os conflitos sociais (FUHRMANN, 2013;MENDONÇA, 2009;ALBORNOZ, 2011;FERES JÚNIOR, 2006 A história dela e de tantos outros moradores dessa região é rica em evidências de que o que estamos presenciando nessa região mineira é um fenômeno migratório que, diferentemente de outros momentos históricos, não se define apenas por pessoas cruzando fronteiras, mas, ao contrário, por pessoas que, às vezes, parecem até desconhecer fronteiras, tal como acontece em outros contextos, conforme evidenciam Basch, Schiller e Blanc (1994). O fenômeno recente, definido por essas autoras como transnacionalismo, é caracterizado pela "fluidez de ideias, objetos, capital e pessoas que se movem através das fronteiras" (BASCH; SCHILLER; BLANC, 1994, p. 27).…”
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