CRITICIZES THE NOTION OF EMANCIPATION IN HABERMAS

Authors

  • Matheus Maria Beltrame Grupo Hermes - UFPB Conselho Editorial - Editor Problemata - Revista Internacional de Filosofia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7443/problemata.v11i1.51577

Keywords:

Emancipation, Rationality, Habermas, Rancière, Disagreement

Abstract

Our aim is to present the conception of disagreement in Jacques Rancière as a criticism of the Habermasian conception of emancipation, which has as one of its central elements the ideas of language, reflection, interaction, consensus interest. The article is an excerpt from the thesis The emancipation theory in Karl Marx and Jürgen Habermas, defended by the Integrated Postgraduate Program in Philosophy - PIPGF / UFPBUFPE-UFRN under the guidance of prof. Dr. Edmilson Alves de Azevêdo. Organizing themselves in such a way that, in the first moment, we present the relationship between rationality and emancipation, in a second moment we develop a critique of the Habermasian conception of emancipation.

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Published

2020-05-19

Issue

Vol. 11 No. 1 (2020)

Section

Papers

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