A crítica da alienação e o lado luminoso do social: um ensaio sobre a genealogia do conceito de ressonância

Abstract

This paper seeks to discuss the theories that attempt to establish a reflection on what the good life is in order to draw crisis diagnoses and make a sociological critique of our relationship with the world. The goal is to establish an analysis of resonance, by sociologist Hartmut Rosa, through a genealogical strategy of this concept in its dialogue with the theories of recognition by Charles Taylor and Axel Honneth, which present an approximation to resonance insofar as they also seek to prove that the anthropological basis of the relationship of human beings with the world is intersubjective. It thus seeks to investigate the development of concepts that help describe and understand "how" people constitute relationships with the world, defending the point that both the concepts of resonance and recognition, explore the understanding that it is through a relationship of engagement with the world that we are able to establish a meaningful relationship with it.