HISTÓRIA DO PENSAMENTO E ONTOLOGIA DOS DISCURSOS DE VERDADE
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v40i1.31466Keywords:
método, parresía, ontologia, arqueo-genealogia da ética.Abstract
Nosso objetivo é fazer uma análise crítica do modo de encaminhamento metodológico do pensamento tardio de Foucault acerca da parresía no campo do pensamento ético e político, problematizado a partir de sua concepção de filosofia como modo de vida. O método utilizado foi o de análises conceituais dos textos transcritos de seus dois últimos cursos, com ênfase nas concepções de história do pensamento e de ontologia dos discursos de verdade. Conclusão: a arqueo-genealogia da ética foucaultiana desenvolve uma fundamentação crítica coesa e relevante para a abordagem das relações entre verdade, liberdade, subjetividade e governo.
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