O FETICHE DOS DIREITOS HUMANOS NO CAPITALISMO: A SEPARAÇÃO ENTRE A ÉTICA E A POLÍTICA NA MODERNIDADE

THE FETISH OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN CAPITALISM: THE SEPARATION BETWEEN ETHICS AND POLITICS IN MODERNITY

Authors

  • João Victor Marques da Silva Ucsal

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21527/2176-6622.2021.56.8450

Abstract

Human Rights are still presented as a tool for human development under burgeoise society, regardless the current conjuncture of intense and profound socioeconomic changes erected in the name of social reproduction of the capital. Facing this context, Human Rights lose argumentative strength and practical foundation, which is a signal towards the need for their comprehension from the Marxian theory of value and fetishism, problematizing their concept of human being, within the emancipation of the ethical-moral subject. For this, dialectical materialism and qualitative research are used as a method of approach. Finally, it is argued that the ideology of Human Rights within the framework of capitalist society presents itself as a fetishized discourse.

Published

2021-12-16

How to Cite

Marques da Silva, J. V. (2021). O FETICHE DOS DIREITOS HUMANOS NO CAPITALISMO: A SEPARAÇÃO ENTRE A ÉTICA E A POLÍTICA NA MODERNIDADE: THE FETISH OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN CAPITALISM: THE SEPARATION BETWEEN ETHICS AND POLITICS IN MODERNITY. Law in Debate Journal, 30(56), 132–142. https://doi.org/10.21527/2176-6622.2021.56.8450