“White” and “black” genealogy: Affirmative and pejorative histories of values in Taylor and Foucault

Hartmut Rosa

doi:10.15448/1984-7289.2025.1.47548

Autores

Hartmut Rosa Universidade Friedrich Schiller de Jena, Alemanha. https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8030-7405

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15448/1984-7289.2025.1.47548

Palavras-chave:

Crítica social, Metodologia, Genealogia, Modernidade

Resumo

O tema do presente artigo são as abordagens genealógicas contrastantes de Charles Taylor e Michel Foucault na compreensão do papel socioconstitutivo das autointerpretações e das interpretações do mundo na formação da realidade social. Enquanto a genealogia de Taylor destaca as aspirações morais e as contradições da modernidade, a genealogia de Foucault revela a dinâmica do poder e as restrições inerentes a essas aspirações. Minha proposta é uma genealogia “cinza” que integre as duas perspectivas e permita uma compreensão diferenciada das condições sócio-históricas modernas e a exploração de alternativas viáveis. O caso da autonomia e da autenticidade no contexto da aceleração social ilustra como as genealogias de Taylor e de Foucault podem ser aplicadas para criticar a sociedade contemporânea, mostrando a relevância de uma abordagem combinada que permita uma crítica mais profunda e equilibrada da modernidade.

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Biografia do Autor

Hartmut Rosa, Universidade Friedrich Schiller de Jena, Alemanha.

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