Antonio Ianni Segatto

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  Affections, as modes of subjectivation, determine forms of existence as they organize our sensitivity, which demonstrates its potential for understanding the struggle for recognition. In this framework, starting from the assumption that Axel Honneth's work performs an affective turn in Critical Theory from the inclusion of affects in his theory of recognition, the objective of this resear…

  RECOGNITION AND RESENTMENT: A STUDY FROM AXEL HONNETH'S CRITICAL THEORY, BP.IC

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  Discussions about the concept of "ideology" remain frequent from the meaning given to it by Karl Marx. In the latest generation of Critical Theory, German philosopher Rahel Jaeggi proposes an update of the concept in order to rehabilitate the critique of ideology as a form of immanent criticism. This project proposes the possibility of an analysis of contemporary political liberalism, foc…

  Liberalism as ideology: a possibility of criticism of John Rawls's Theory of Justice, BP.IC

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  The aim of this project is to examine and problematize the notion of "collective intentionality" developed by John Searle in his work The Construction of Social Reality, against the background of his own theory of intentionality, as well as against the background of certain theories concerning this notion developed by other analytic philosophers. Given the brief formulation of the notion,…

  Collective intentionality and the construction of social reality in John Searle, BP.IC

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  Our aim in this research is to propose a new interpretation of Wittgenstein's remarks on the concepts of rule and rule-following. The interpretation is based on two fundamental axes that differentiate it both from the traditional commentaries on Wittgenstein's texts and from the philosophical debates around these concepts: 1) We intend to show that the problem involved in Wittgenstein's d…

  Wittgenstein and the practice of rule-following, BE.PQ