Generic and Social Being in Marx’s Conceptualization: on the Ontological Foundation of Emancipation [Spanish]

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  • Ariel Fazio CONICET - UNGS - UBA

Abstract

The anthropological conception deployed in the Manuscripts of 1944 can be seen as a constant throughout Marx’s work, and is of particular importance for drawing an ethical reading of fundamental political notions such as social emancipation, free time or communism. On this basis, the concepts of generic and social being are developed in order to establish the main features of the Marxian ontology and to identify the main philosophical elements that would found the critical perspective of Marx and his emancipatory project.

Author Biography

  • Ariel Fazio, CONICET - UNGS - UBA

    Licenciado y doctor en Filosofía por la Universidad de Buenos Aires. Do­cente de Ética en la carrera de Filoso­fía (FFyL, UBA), coordinador acadé­mico del Programa de Actualización en «Problemas Filosóficos contem­poráneos» (FFyL, UBA) y director del proyecto de investigación «El rol de la propiedad intelectual ante la nue­va arquitectura de las mercancías: antiproducción, informatización del diseño y reproducción del capital» (PICT-ANPCyT). Su área de investiga­ción es la filosofía política, con foco en la relación entre economía, tec­nología y política en el capitalismo contemporáneo.

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2018-04-23

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No. 29 (2018): July-December

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