Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-27T17:27:31Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Joy Nunes da Silva Barros.pdf: 1110129 bytes, checksum: 096a3a4e8b29a8c8976bb8423bc16205 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009-12-08 / Secretaria da Educação do Estado de São Paulo / The present dissertation mainly aims at analyzing the concept of utopia in the work of Herbert Marcuse, taking as a guiding hypothesis the assertion that the faith Modernity has in the progress brought by clarification seems to have faded and therewith the great projects of social emancipation will no longer find a place in directing political struggles in modern times. This hypothesis will be analyzed in the light of Marcusean thinking, perceiving it as a consequence of what the author denominated one dimensional society, a social configuration, product of the development of Modernity, which has been able to absorb all forms of thinking that are contrary to it and impose itself as the only reality possible. Thus, the issue that directs the development of this master s thesis is the endeavor to clarify the philosophical status that the concept of utopia occupies in Herbet Marcuse's thinking, which has close ties with Hegelian Dialectics, as well as the correlation between utopic thinking and political action from the perspective of the Frankfurt philosopher / A presente dissertação tem como objetivo principal analisar o conceito de utopia na obra de Herbert Marcuse, tomando como hipótese norteadora a asserção de que a fé ostentada pela Modernidade no progresso trazido pelo esclarecimento parece ter se esmorecido e com isso os grandes projetos de emancipação social passam a não encontrar mais lugar no direcionamento das lutas políticas no tempo hodierno. Essa hipótese será analisada à luz do pensamento marcusiano, entendendo-a como uma consequência daquilo que o autor denominou sociedade unidimensional, uma configuração social, produto do desenvolvimento da Modernidade, que se tornou capaz de absorver todas as formas de pensamento que lhe são contrárias e impor-se como única realidade possível. Neste sentido, a questão que direciona o desenvolvimento desta dissertação é a de buscar esclarecer o estatuto filosófico que o conceito de utopia ocupa no pensamento de Herbert Marcuse, que mantém estreito vínculo com a dialética hegeliana, assim como a correlação entre o pensamento utópico e a ação política a partir da obra do filósofo frankfurtiano

Submitted by Filipe dos Santos (fsantos@pucsp.br) on 2017-04-27T12:40:39Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Anderson Alves Esteves.pdf: 2892069 bytes, checksum: 4e5ffd2318a6443fcc8b852b3a3bda57 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-04-27T12:40:39Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Anderson Alves Esteves.pdf: 2892069 bytes, checksum: 4e5ffd2318a6443fcc8b852b3a3bda57 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-04-20 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / The thesis deals with the Theory Herbert Marcuse's criticism regarding the limits and the possibility of emancipation [overcoming the principle of performance for the aesthetic ethos] in the context of Monopoly Capitalism of the twentieth century: Chapter I shows the Author's arguments about the new forms of social control [technology, false needs, culture, politics, language, mental structure] which contributed to the company's management; Chapter II is the decades policy object 1960 and 1970 [the Great Refusal and its characters (the intellectual, the student movement, the population of the ghetto and the ethnic question, the movements of national liberation, the liberation movement of women the environmental movement), the role of new awareness and education, the formulation of the concept of Integral Socialism, the New Left and its strategy]; Chapter III deals with how the author thinks aesthetics [aesthetic reduction, aesthetic need, aesthetic ethos, art and engagement, character dialectic so bourgeois art], also among the aforementioned decades, as a way of overcoming the reality principle in effect / A tese trata da Teoria Crítica de Herbert Marcuse no que concerne ao limite e à possibilidade de emancipação [superação do princípio de desempenho pelo ethos estético] sob o contexto do capitalismo monopolista do século XX: o Capítulo I mostra os argumentos do Autor acerca das novas formas de controle social [tecnologia, falsas necessidades, cultura, política, linguagem, estrutura psíquica] que contribuíram para a administração da sociedade; o Capítulo II tem como objeto a política das décadas de 1960 e 1970 [a Grande Recusa e suas personagens (o intelectual, o movimento estudantil, as populações de gueto e a questão étnica, os movimentos de libertação nacional, o movimento de libertação das mulheres, o movimento ecologista), o papel da nova sensibilidade e da educação, a formulação do conceito de socialismo integral, a Nova Esquerda e sua estratégia]; o Capítulo III versa sobre o modo como o Autor pensa a estética [redução estética, necessidade estética, ethos estético, arte e engajamento, dialética do caráter afirmativo da arte burguesa], também entre as décadas supracitadas, como forma de superação do princípio de realidade em vigência

Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-27T17:26:54Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Anderson Alves Esteves.pdf: 1023125 bytes, checksum: 657107d283dabf4ceda45b018b5b4dec (MD5) Previous issue date: 2010-10-20 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / Analysis of how Herbert Marcuse links the feature of the monopolist capitalism, in the twentieth century, with the policy and the psych structure of the social atoms, for to explain the closing of the possibility of the emancipation. For the philosopher, society and man turns one-dimensionals, once the social spheres (economy, policy, psych structure, sexuality, locution, culture and art, extra relative agencies, concept of the freedom) had been marked for society of the opulence and of the availability of the commodities, functioning how (new) forms of the social control, concurring to the perpetuation of the capitalism and, than, turning possible the administrated society / Análise de como Herbert Marcuse articula a característica do capitalismo monopolista, no século XX, com a política e a estrutura psíquica dos átomos sociais, para explicar o fechamento da possibilidade de emancipação. Para o filósofo, sociedade e homem tornaram-se unidimensionais, uma vez que as esferas sociais (economia, política, estrutura psíquica, sexualidade, locução, cultura e arte, agências extrafamiliares, concepção de liberdade) estiveram marcadas pela sociedade de opulência e de disponibilização de mercadorias, funcionando como (novas) formas de controle social e, por isso, contribuindo para a administração da sociedade

The picnic blanket, as a textile object, is infused with meaning by its colonial history and its inherent use. Its purpose goes beyond providing a soft and dry surface to sit on. By putting down your picnic blanket you can temporarily stake your claim on that piece of land. We might consider the picnic blanket as a private haven in a public space. The cross-over between private and public space is a dynamic environment that is established by continually interacting and adapting. By collaborating with others in a space everyone can gain some ownership of that space. Using the picnic blanket as vehicle for investigation, I explore the boundaries of private and public space. Through linking the history of picnicking with the Sublime and particularly the Female Sublime, I establish its significance and the fact that it provides a gendered space. With the help of Marcuse’s ideas on the ‘natural state’ I define the private sphere as a state of mind. I then look at that notion in relation to public space. The appropriation of public pace as described by De Certeau and the appropriation of mind space as described by Foucault set up a dynamic field by which private space is surrounded. The social navigation of our environment is the constant consideration of willingness to collaborate. It is something we are all part of, some readily, some trying to resist. Returning to Marcuse, I examine ways in which the private mind space can be preserved. It is the notion of innocence, a state of mind from before ‘the fall’, that Marcuse and others indicate as providing a barrier against surplus repression of societal judgement. The question is how to maintain this innocence. My personal investigation of innocence, which is presented in this exegesis through narrative, runs parallel to my practice.

本篇論文共分五章：第一章為研究動機與研究方法，以及馬庫色早期的思想發展歷程；第二章討論馬庫色之勞動的自由觀；第三章討論馬庫色對於極權主義的批判，其中包括極權主義與自由主義的內在關聯、極權主義的精神內涵與思想背景之批判；第四章討論馬庫色對資產階級權威理論的批判；第五章為結論。

The topic of this study is one specific area where the tension between instrumental rationality and value rationality becomes prominent: the question whether we have a rational responsibility for nature or not. Such a responsibility cannot be derived from instrumental reason, but it is argued that it can be derived from discourse ethics and communicative rationality. The study begins with an examination of Georg-Henrik von Wright's cultural criticism. It is argued that his subjectivist view of values limits reason to the realm of instrumental rationality. Horkheimer and Adorno's theory of instrumental reason is examined. They claim that instrumental reason, through the negative dialectics of the enlightenment, have created a vacuum with regard to values. Marcuse's anthropological solution to the problem of values, and his theory of an emancipatory science and technology, are examined and rejected as Utopian. The philosophy of Jürgen Habermas is examined, and it is shown how he solves the problem of his predecessors through the dual framework of work and interaction. His hypothesis of three knowledge- constitutive interests is analyzed, and it is concluded that a general theory of communication is needed in order to solve the problem of value rationality. It is shown how Habermas later theory of communicative rationality and discourse ethics overcomes the shortcomings of his earlier theory. It is argued, among other things, that his theory of communicative rationality is compatible with a correspondence theory of truth, ontological realism and epistemological fallibilism. Discourse ethics makes a rational discussion of values and norms possible. It is argued that it solves the problem of value rationality, but without providing a definition of the good or the right. It is shown that revisabilty is an important part of discourse ethics. This is manifested in the hypothetical status of discourse ethics, and in the revisability of the norms proposed. It is argued that we are in fact able to rationally propose a norm, which demands responsibility for nature within the framework of communicative rationality and discourse ethics, although such a norm must be the result of the outcome of a rational discourse and is itself, revisable. / digitalisering@umu

Dans la philosophie existentialiste de Sartre, l’existence précède l’essence. C’est-à-dire que c’est la réalité humaine vécue qui définit l’homme, et non une essence abstraite qui précèderait l’existence. L’essence de la vie humaine ne serait donc pas à la portée de la philosophie, qui voudrait établir une essence qui transcenderait la réalité humaine. Pour Sartre, cette tentative d’établir une essence est vaine. L’homme n’est pas simplement, mais a à être. Sartre entrevoit dans cette exigence la seule vraie possibilité de la liberté : la liberté c’est précisément le néant qui est au cœur de l’homme et qui contraint la réalité humaine à se faire au lieu d’être. Cette notion de la liberté absolue de l’homme est très forte et a évidemment suscité la critique. Sartre s’est attiré notamment la désapprobation des penseurs de l’École de Francfort. Ils lui reprochent de ne pas rendre justice aux déterminations spécifiques qu’impose le contexte historique, social et matériel. Sa notion de liberté viendrait dissocier l’horizon des possibilités des processus qui les fixent et, du coup le mène à cautionner tacitement le statut quo, en empêchant la liberté de servir de critère pour critiquer la domination existante. Une philosophie existentialiste reste-t-elle possible par-delà cette critique? La croyance en le caractère absurde de la vie humaine et l’exigence à se faire pour donner un sens à l’existence peuvent-elles tenir sans postuler la liberté absolue? Ou bien cette liberté doit-elle nécessairement être circonscrite par une théorie sociale critique, sans quoi l’existentialisme colportera clandestinement le maintien du statu quo? / n Sartre’s existentialist philosophy existence precedes essence. This means that it is the life being lived that defines man, and not an abstract essence that precedes him. The essence of human life is thus not reachable with a philosophy that would want to posit an essence that transcends human reality. Sartre considers this attempt to establish an essence vain. Man is not simply, but rather has to be. Sartre sees in this the only true possibility for liberty: liberty is precisely the nothingness that is at the heart of man and compels the human reality to make itself instead of just being. This notion of absolute liberty for man is a strong one and has indeed been criticized. Among critics, Sartre met with the disapproval of the thinkers of Frankfurt School. They accused him of not seeing the specific determinations that the historical, social and material world imposes on man. His notion of liberty dissociates the horizon of possibilities from the processes that establish them, which make him tacitly encourage the status quo, because he prevents liberty from being used as a criterion to criticize the existing domination. Is an existentialist philosophy still possible beyond this critic? Can the belief in the absurd nature of human life and in the necessity of making oneself to give sense to existence still hold without postulating absolute liberty? Or must liberty necessarily be circumscribed by a critical social theory, without which existentialism will clandestinely encourage the status quo?

Made available in DSpace on 2014-06-11T19:35:18Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2010-09-03Bitstream added on 2014-06-13T21:07:45Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 carvalho_dc_dr_arafcl.pdf: 1364642 bytes, checksum: dd8051b521d4e7f3ca3471ba61978257 (MD5) / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) / Este trabalho pretende investigar a formação do conceito de Warfare State, traduzido para o português como Estado Militarista (no livro de F.J.Cook) e como “Estado beligerante” (no livro A ideologia da sociedade industrial. O homem unidimensional de Herbert Marcuse.) A pesquisa tenta mostrar como Cook formulou originalmente tal conceito e como ele foi configurado em sua obra, a fim de mostrar, em seguida, como H Marcuse se apropriou dele em sua obra para conceber uma das dimensões da sociedade unidimensional. Após a análise comparativa das duas obras e do confronto entre elas, que as esclarece mutuamente, a pesquisa tentará ainda mostrar tanto como deve ser entendido o conceito de sociedade unidimensional quanto à atualidade do conceito de Estado Beligerante. / This research studies the nature and the history of the concept The Warfare State in the book The Warfare State, writing by Fred J.Cook in 1962 and in the book of Herbert Marcuse One dimensional-man, writing in 1964.

Made available in DSpace on 2015-06-17T19:34:08Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2015-01-28. Added 1 bitstream(s) on 2015-06-18T12:47:21Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 000828990.pdf: 373775 bytes, checksum: a534623a70403dcc570ccf8240908121 (MD5) / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) / Considerando a difusão das tecnologias digitais na sociedade contemporânea, assim como, sua expansão no ambiente escolar, este estudo tem como categoria de análise, o processo de mediação, como o caminho para problematizar, que tipo de conhecimento estes recursos digitais são capazes de promover. Ao se perscrutar o papel da prática escolar na sociedade, bem como sobre os mecanismos ideológicos que ocultam a principal finalidade dos fenômenos tecnológicos, este estudo contém a seguinte hipótese: a forma com que as tecnologias digitais estão inseridas nas atuais políticas educacionais inviabiliza uma mediação pedagógica emancipadora, gerando impactos evidentemente enfrentados na prática escolar e na formação humana. Trata-se de uma pesquisa de cunho teórico-bibliográfico, de perspectiva dialética, cuja abordagem está voltada para a Teoria Crítica da sociedade, particularmente a partir das reflexões de Theodor Adorno, Max Horkheimer, Herbert Marcuse e Christoph Türcke / Considering the diffusion of digital technologies in the contemporary society, as well as its expansion in the school environment, this study has the mediation process as an analysis category, with the objective of problematizing what kind of knowledge those digital resources are able to promote. When scrutinizing the role of school practice in the society, as well as the ideological mechanisms that hide the main purpose of technological phenomena, this study contains the following hypothesis: the way in which digital technologies are included in current educational policies preclude an emancipatory educational mediation, generating evidently faced impact on the practice of the students and the human formation. This is a theoretical and bibliographic research, guided by a dialectic perspective, whose approach goes toward to the German Critical Theory of society, particularly from the reflections of Theodor Adorno, Max Horkheimer, Herbert Marcuse and Christoph Türcke

Orientador: Milton Carlos Costa / Banca: Célia Reis Camargo / Banca: Carmem Lúcia Gomes de Salis / Resumo: A partir da segunda metade da década de 1940 um novo capitalismo configurava-se nos Estados Unidos da América. Com o início da Segunda Guerra Mundial, uma significativa parcela da tecnologia de guerra foi aprimorada à produção de bens. O grande investimento de capital no desenvolvimento de tecnologia requintada e mão-de-obra especializada constituíram-se na matriz geradora de uma gama de mudanças que atingiram aquela sociedade econômica. Dessas mudanças advêm a necessidade de organização da grande empresa e a previsão dos preços da mercadoria e da sua demanda, para evitar que os altos investimentos estivessem à mercê da instabilidade do mercado. Na esteira dessas mudanças e necessidades a iniciativa privada estabelece uma aliança econômica com o Estado que fornece a regulação de salários e preços e promove o desenvolvimento de um maciço aparelho de persuasão e incentivo associado à venda de mercadorias. Todas essas mudanças foram alvo de muitos debates, críticas e discussões. Dentre os mais importantes trabalhos sobre o moderno capitalismo norte-americano, destacamos as obras Eros e Civilização e a Ideologia da Sociedade Industrial de Herbert Marcuse. A presente pesquisa objetivou analisar essas duas obras e identificar o caráter de originalidade de suas críticas a sociedade norte-americana enquanto produto desse novo capitalismo da década de 1950. Constatou-se que os métodos e caminhos que Marcuse utilizou para construir seu pensamento, produziu um olhar próprio sobre aquela sociedade econômica e projetou esse autor e suas teorias nos mais diferentes meios sociais e em dimensões mundiais. / Abstract: After the second half of 1940's a new form of Capitalism took shape in the United States of America. And because of World War II, a considerable share of technology developed during the war was improved and directed towards wealth gain. The tremendous sums of capital invested in high technology and specialized labor became the matrix responsible for generating changes that affected American society throughout. From these changes came the need of organized enterprise and prevision of products costs and their demand, so the market instability would not jeopardize all investments. In the midst of all needs and changes private financial initiative forms alliance with the State, the responsible for regulating wages and product prices, thus promoting the development of a massive tool of persuasion and incentives of products selling. All changes became the main target for intricate debates, criticism, and arguments. Among the most important published works dealing with modern capitalism in the United States is Eros and Civilization, and, Studies in the Ideology of Advanced Industrial Society, both by Herbert Marcuse. This research project aimed to analyze both of Marcuse publishing's and identify the body of originality of his own views on North American society as a product of this new form of capitalism in the 1950's. It is notorious and established that all methods and paths Marcuse built to reach his ways of thinking gave an entire new perspective on American society, projecting the author and his theories into the most various social niches worldwide. / Mestre