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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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O próximo de Kierkegaard, o outro de Lévinas e a condição animal

Ferreira, Sandro de Souza 24 August 2006 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2015-03-04T21:01:06Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 24 / Nenhuma / Historicamente, a condição animal tem sido tratada, com pequenas variações, à luz do perfeccionismo moral nascido com Aristóteles e desenvolvido por Tomás de Aquino. Os animais ocupam espaço no mundo para servirem ao homem. A reação à concepção perfeccionista, em nossos dias, tem alcançado destaque nas vozes de Peter Singer e de Tom Regan, filósofos dedicados ao exame da questão animal. Tanto as proposições de Singer, quanto as de Regan, porém, têm sido alvo de objeções que, muitas vezes, as põem em dificuldades. Uma abordagem da condição animal que possa, ao mesmo tempo, reagir à altura ao perfeccionismo moral e escapar às objeções opostas a Singer e Regan, não é tarefa fácil. Tem-se, porém, que a ética pensada a partir da alteridade, na qual a responsabilidade assume o papel primordial, pode apresentar-se como um bom caminho. Sobressaem, nesse contexto, os nomes de Kierkegaard e de Lévinas, filósofos que pensaram a alteridade e a responsabilidade de formas inovadoras. Neste estudo, então, o que se pretende / Historically the condition of the animal has been treated by the light of moral perfectionism developed by Aristotle and Aquinas with small variations. Animals have a place in the world in order to serve man. The reaction to the perfectionist conception has become prominence in the Peter Singer’s and Tom Regan’s voices. They are philosophers dedicated to the exam of the animal condition. However, Singer’s propositions like Regan’s have been criticized by arguments that sometimes put them in trouble. An approach about animal condition which can at the same time to react to the moral perfectionism and to escape from the objections against Singer and Regan is not an easy task. Nevertheless, ethics can be thought from alterity on – in which responsibility assumes the main role – and it can be showed as a good way. In this context, stand out the names of Kierkegaard and Lévinas, philosophers that thought alterity and responsibility in an innovating ways. So, what is intended to analyze in this study are the perspe

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