from wakeful nights to the occupation of schools: state of exception, subjectivity and social rights in postmodernity

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2016
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Abstract
New social movements are occupying the public space. They are watching the preservation of human rights and are reinventing politics. The article is a contribution for the discussion of the state of exception and the subjectivity of the exercise of citizenship as a praxis to defend social human rights. Inspired by Luís Alberto Warat, the text treats the problem within a critical view of law based on the psychoanalytical theory of Sigmund Freud and Jacques Lacan. So, the state of anomia present in globalization is treated within a dialectical perspective: bears totalitarian violence and the chance for reinvention of rights.
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Authors ;Mirta Lerena Misailidis;Dorothee Susanne Rüdiger
Journal brain and nerve = shinkei kenkyu no shinpo
Year 2016
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http://portaltutor.com/index.php/conpedireview/article/view/358
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jurisprudence comparative and uniform law

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