A crítica ecológica marxista de Henri Lefebvre: recuperando uma contribuição fundamental para a sociologia ambiental
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Henri Lefebvre, Karl Marx, Dialética da natureza, Ruptura metabólica, Crise ecológicaResumo
Henri Lefebvre, sociólogo marxista francês, foi um dos principais teóricos sociais do século XX, famoso por suas críticas à vida cotidiana, à revolução urbana e à produção do espaço. Nesse artigo, argumentamos que seus trabalhos mais maduros abrangeram também uma teoria da crise ecológica, baseando-se diretamente na teoria da ruptura metabólica de Marx. Nessa concepção, a dialética da natureza e da sociedade estava sujeita à acumulação capitalista alienada, dando origem a rupturas metabólicas, crises históricas e novos momentos históricos de práxis revolucionária voltados para a metamorfose da vida cotidiana. Assim, Lefebvre, em sua contribuição para a sociologia ambiental, é um dos pensadores fundamentais, cuja rica análise teórica oferece a possibilidade de uma síntese social e ecológica mais ampla.
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FOSTER, J.B. et al. Henri Lefebvre’s Marxian ecological critique: recovering a foundational contribution to environmental sociology. Environmental Sociology, v. 6, n. 1, p. 31-41. 2020. Disponível em <https://doi.org/10.1080/23251042.2019.1670892>. Acesso em: 19 out. 2023.
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