A visão crítica de Charles Taylor à formação da subjetividade moderna
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https://doi.org/10.34019/1982-1247.2023.v17.37514Keywords:
Subjectivity, Modernity, Philosophical anthropology, Charles TaylorAbstract
Starting from the Enlightenment concept of “human nature”, Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor seeks to deconstruct the philosophical account of the anthropological conceptions that inaugurated modernity. In his view, the notion that sustains this scenario disregards different forms of identity production. In these theories, subjectivity is represented in a moral framework that normalizes moral conceptions of a useful-maximizing agent. Deconstructing this scenario is the starting point to recount the history of modern subjectivity, bringing together the knowledge of philosophy, history and psychology.
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