A ideia de justiça no comunismo pós-marxista radical: a dialética da criança e do homem cuja orelha cresceu
It analyzes the need to subtract justice from the capitalist state in order to study the Idea of Justice in the Communist Hypothesis, based on radical post-Marxism, mainly from Žižek and Badiou. Parallel to the theme, he uses the tale "Man Cuja Orelha Cresceu", by Ignacio de Loyola Bran...
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| Resumo: | It analyzes the need to subtract justice from the capitalist state in order to study the Idea
of Justice in the Communist Hypothesis, based on radical post-Marxism, mainly from
Žižek and Badiou. Parallel to the theme, he uses the tale "Man Cuja Orelha Cresceu", by
Ignacio de Loyola Brandão, to discuss the present dialectic between the characters. The
applied method is the dialectical materialist, whose bibliographic reference permeates
both legal and philosophical readings, starting from the critique of the Law, specifically
about the role of Justice in the State, and the participation of the constitutionalism in the
defense of Capital, as well as the view that Justice can be against the law and against the
state. The radical post-Marxist clipping was used to define Communism, embedded in
contemporaneity. Finally, the study is developed to think about a left-wing project
associated with the Idea of Justice in Communism. It is observed that the relation between
fair and unjust contemporary is crucial to think about the project of society that we have
and for which we must fight. The contradiction observed, from the point of view of the
Zizekian critique, shows that the left can not allow itself to be carried away by the fetish
of the Social State or the Socialist State, the strategy runs the denial of the very structure
that establishes the state bases. The Idea of Justice in Communism allows the
transformation of excluded people into anti-capitalist and anti-juridical subjects, into
social subjects, rather than subjects of law, capable of existing in favor of a Marxist
project, against the exploitation of the person by means of production for the profit of
others. |
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