MANIFESTO FOR A WORLD WHERE EVERYONE HAS THE RIGHT TO BREATHE TO LIVE

Authors

  • Mário Fellipe Fernandes Vieira Vasconcelos Federal University of Ceará

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25113/farol.v7i20.6684

Keywords:

Alterity. Contemporaneity. Social relationships. Precariousness.

Abstract

What is the human? Who is considered human? What qualifies a relationship as social? The analysis that follows sheds light on the place of otherness in our contemporary relational horizon. The discussion also extends to the organizational world because it is configured in the space where the human becomes viable. This text is configured in a manifesto that advocates that the individual existence and the notion that we have about ourselves are only possible when the other makes up our relational horizon. The text bases its discussion considering the existence of a structural precariousness common to all humans as a possibility of building non-violent social relations and a more prismatic and less authoritarian world.

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Published

2021-07-20

Issue

Section

Provocações