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Ciências Sociais e Bem Viver

Authors: Dores, António;

Ciências Sociais e Bem Viver

Abstract

O Bem Viver e os direitos da natureza, que Acosta (2013) preconiza estabelecer contra as políticas extractivistas, não são fundamentos de uma política de desenvolvimento alternativo: são uma proposta para substituir globalmente a ideia de império explorador em nome de sincretismos entre humanos e a natureza. As ciências sociais e humanas, tal como ocorreu nos anos setenta, estão a ser alvo de transformações profundas, seja para acompanhar as transformações sociais em curso, seja para se reposicionarem profissionalmente para as próximas décadas. Também elas terão de escolher entre a manutenção de um lugar periférico no concerto das ciências ou, em vez disso, assumirem o desígnio de se tornarem ciências como as outras, juntando-se às ciências da natureza. É desejável e possível aliar estas duas dinâmicas de transformação?

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Keywords

Teoria Social, Libertação, Bem viver, Respeito, Igualdade

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