Ética pública e formação humana public ethics and human formation
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Abstract
Neste texto, discuto, a partir da teoria da justiça, como as políticas sociais afetam a formação moral de um povo. Partindo do nexo entre ética pública e formação humana, analiso as tendências morais da concepção de "mínimo social": destaco a forma de ação pública correlata da concepção de justiça social, que se apresenta como receituário para as políticas sociais em sociedades reguladas pelo mercado. Critico a base moral das políticas sociais no Brasil, que propõem a autonomia dos indivíduos garantida pelo "mínimo social". Apresento um quadro de concepções de justiça social compatíveis com o capitalismo e as políticas públicas correlatas delas, tendo como contraponto a junção entre neoliberais e comunitaristas, entre autonomia da pessoa e responsabilidade social. Aponto impactos e impasses éticos-políticos, na formação humana, da submissão da política social no Brasil ao padrão neoliberal.
From the point of view of the theory of justice, this paper analyses how the social policies define the moral formation of a people. Based on the links between public ethics and human formation it defines the moral trends of the conception of the social minimum. It highlights the form of public action deriving from social justice, which is presented as a formulary for the social policies in free market societies. It then criticizes the moral basis of the Brazilian social policies which propose to guarantee individual autonomy through the social minimum. It presents some conceptions of social justice compatible with capitalism and the public policies they entail, and shows that neoliberalism and communitarianism have a similar conception of the role of public policies in the moral formation for individual autonomy and social responsibility. It eventually points out ethical-political impacts and impasses, for human formation, of fashioning the Brazilian social policies according to a neoliberal pattern.
From the point of view of the theory of justice, this paper analyses how the social policies define the moral formation of a people. Based on the links between public ethics and human formation it defines the moral trends of the conception of the social minimum. It highlights the form of public action deriving from social justice, which is presented as a formulary for the social policies in free market societies. It then criticizes the moral basis of the Brazilian social policies which propose to guarantee individual autonomy through the social minimum. It presents some conceptions of social justice compatible with capitalism and the public policies they entail, and shows that neoliberalism and communitarianism have a similar conception of the role of public policies in the moral formation for individual autonomy and social responsibility. It eventually points out ethical-political impacts and impasses, for human formation, of fashioning the Brazilian social policies according to a neoliberal pattern.
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| Authors | ;Sidney Reinaldo da Silva |
| Journal | current computer-aided drug design |
| Year | 2006 |
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