REFLEXIVITY BETWEEN SELF CONSCIOUSNESS AND INTERSUBJECTIVE RELATIONS AS A CENTRAL AXIS FOR UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEING

an analysis from Hegel's dialectics of recognition

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https://doi.org/10.26512/pl.v9i18.29534

Keywords:

Self-consciousness. Intersubjectivity. Recognition. Languange. Human-being.

Abstract

It seeks to evidenciate the existing link between the self-consciousness and the intersubjective relations as the main definer element of the human character in its main outlines. With support on the Dialetics of Recognition by Hegel, subsidies are sought to indicate the phenomenon of acquisition of self-consciousness as a product of an impulse that concretizes itself in the relational encounter between subjects, inside a dynamics that originates itself in the quest of recognition by the individual subject (self). The consequences attained by the relational process will create, by means of languange, conditions for an enourmous cognitive development by the human being, a product of the development of new perceptions and thougths. An unique feature that is fundamental for the comprehension of human being’s actions and behaviors along their existence, both individualy as colectively.

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Leonardo Correia Bastos, Universidade de Brasília

Mestre em Filosofia pela Universidade de Brasília.

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Published

2020-08-31

How to Cite

Correia Bastos, L. (2020). REFLEXIVITY BETWEEN SELF CONSCIOUSNESS AND INTERSUBJECTIVE RELATIONS AS A CENTRAL AXIS FOR UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEING: an analysis from Hegel’s dialectics of recognition. PÓLEMOS – Revista De Estudantes De Filosofia Da Universidade De Brasília, 9(18), 363–375. https://doi.org/10.26512/pl.v9i18.29534

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Ensaios