
ResumenEn el presente texto, el autor aborda la cuestión de la “irreductibilidad” de la sociedad civil al nihilismo. Este objetivo, presente en la versión particular de posmarxismo defendida por Habermas, Cohen y Arato, incluye aquí un desafío adicional: incorporar una conciencia radical de las potencialidades exlcuyentes y despolitizantes de la categoría, y aún así mantener su impronta emancipatoria. En la sección central, expone la posición de dicho posmarxismo y el cuestionamiento de la tradición hegeliano-marxista. Concluye con los abordajes de Alexander y Koselleck, como propuestas que aportan valiosos elementos para pensar tal “irreductibilidad”.AbstractThe present paper addresses the issue of civil society “irreducibility” to nihilism. This purpose, that it is also possible to find in Habermas’, Cohen's and Arato's particular version of post-Marxism, includes here an additional challenge: to incorporate a radical consciousness of this category potentialities to exclude and depoliticize and, yet, to maintain its emancipatory imprint. In the central section, the author exposes this post-Marxist perspective and the questioning of Hegelian-Marxist tradition. Finally, concludes by reviewing Alexander's and Koselleck's approaches, which contribute to think about irreducibility.
Sociedad civil, dictadura, dictatorship, exclusión, emancipation, Política, emancipación, nihilismo, Civil society, exclusion, nihilism
Sociedad civil, dictadura, dictatorship, exclusión, emancipation, Política, emancipación, nihilismo, Civil society, exclusion, nihilism
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