A visão crítica de Charles Taylor à formação da subjetividade moderna
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https://doi.org/10.34019/1982-1247.2023.v17.37514Palavras-chave:
Subjetvidade, Modernidade, Antropologia filosófica, Charles Taylor, Subjectivity, Modernity, Philosophical anthropology, Subjetividad, Modernidad, Antropología filosóficaResumo
Partindo do conceito iluminista de “natureza humana”, o filósofo canadense Charles Taylor busca desconstruir as concepções antropológicas que inauguraram a modernidade, pois, a seu ver, a noção a sustentar esse cenário desconsidera diferentes formas de produção de identidades. Nessas teorias, a subjetividade é representada em vista de um cenário moral que normaliza a concepção de agente útil-maximizador. Repensar esse cenário é o ponto de partida para recontar a história da subjetividade moderna, aproximando os saberes da filosofia, história e psicologia.
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