O estranhamento corporal na sociabilidade do capital: obstáculos e caminhos para a sensibilização do corpo

Abstract

The present work consists of an assessment that approximates the category of "strangeness" from Marx's Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts, developed later in the book For an Ontology of Social Being II by György Lukács, bringing it closer and demonstrating its reverberations about the aspect of the social subjects. In addition, we sought to demonstrate that the incidence of this category has historically conditioned aspects that relate to the fragmentation of human senses, the loss of consciousness about subjective aspects and the non-development of sensitive dimensions that relate to personality and mankinds’ development of for themself. In this sense, in addition to the critique directed to the social division of labor and the sociability of the capitalist mode of production as creators and supporters of this metabolism, the research was conducted about body practices that promote possible ways to unveil partially the estrangements that the subjects make on their body dimension, as well as a field study based on contemporary ethnic dance (tribal fusion) lessons as artistic and proprioceptive instrumentality of a possible intervention path in view of the problematic conjuncture exposed.