Socialist thought in ruins. What can we expect?
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1982-8160.v16i2p11-20Keywords:
Society, Civilization, Hope, Thought, Socialist thoughtAbstract
This is an essay published in Le Monde, in 1993, in which the author discusses the meaning of socialism from a possibility of reviewing its constitutive aspects and its aspirations for the construction of a better society. Questioning determinist ideas defined by a rationality eager for progress, Edgar Morin calls us to reflect on the need for a civilizing project aimed at "transforming the human species into humanity"; being able to respond to a context of increasing complexity, which seems to reach its apex today, making this text an important manifesto on hope for the construction of social relations more and more human.
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