O tratado antropoético

• Autor(a) principal: Gheirart, Oziel
• Data de Publicação: 2015
• Tipo de documento: Tese
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_SP
• Texto Completo: https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/3658
• topic: Antropologia; Antropoética; Ética; Contemporaneidade; Regeneração; Anthropology; Anthropo-ethical; Ethics; Contemporaneity; Regeneration; CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS

The anthropo-ethics is a concept proposed by Edgar Morin, an ethical way to take over human destiny. It is one way for the reform of ethics - defined by the author as ethical-self, socioethical and anthropo-ethics. This study is specifically about anthropo-ethics; it inspires us to reflection, understanding our destiny and also it will help us to find ways for a possible global reform. We all know that to remain in nature we will have to undergo major changes. The transcendence of the word anthropo-ethics, even in its etymology, allowed us to invest in poetic as an opening to the creation, potential criticism and reinvention opportunities; nourishing the anthropometric is therefore nourishing the self and the socio. It is necessary to promote regeneration of mankind, which is also the responsibility of all sciences. The immersion of this study sought a complex science that dialogues with several ways of knowledge. Initially it articulates to a complex anthropology; the idea that the being has been lost and it tries to seek through vectors: rise, remain and perceive. By placing ethics as a central issue, it tells us about the lack of its fundamentals and the challenges of human species in a consumer society; proposing then a gateway to the poetic: the anthro poetics. The anthropological ethics forks strategically in three ways: in the anthropo-ethics declaration, the essay for the political sensitivity and the letter to the richest men in the world. Finally, it proposes a character called Baladeur, a sketch to the reforms of the being and investigative ways of the contemporary world; ethnographic research results in aphorisms, prose poems, ballads and other writings. Focusing on narrative plurality, the study is also complemented with three songs