Anais do XV Colóquio Habermas e VI Colóquio de Filosofia da Informação: Reconhecimento do outro e Estado de direito
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, 2019
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http://eprints.rclis.org/39238/1/Habermos.pdf http://eprints.rclis.org/39238/ |
Daftar Isi:
- The 15th Habermas Colloquium was the ninth edition of the event organized by the research group Philosophy and Information Policy of IBICT since 2010. From 2014 onwards the Colloquium on Philosophy of Information takes place simultaneously. These Colloquiums have been a public space for meeting and discussing critical theory, particularly the thinking of Jurgen Habermas, and the philosophy of information. It has been a place of friendship, conversation and critical thinking. It's your mission, and it's been your result. These Colloquiums only happen through the partnership of many, and with the support of the National Association for Research in Information Science. The partners are in Pelotas, Porto Alegre, Florianopolis, Londrina, Rio de Janeiro, Niteroi, Salvador, Maceió, Joao Pessoa, Belem, among other cities. We are brazilian. We are in many institutions: UFPel, UFRGS, PUC-RS, UFSC, UEL, IBICT, UNIRIO, UFRJ, UERJ, UFF, UFBA, UFAL, UFPB. We do not “mess”, we exercise the criticism to build a better and fairer Brazil. This 15th. Edition was a joyful gathering to celebrate the 90th birthday of the German philosopher. The general theme of recognizing the other was especially important in the air of our time, of identity isolation, interdiction and language-mediated interaction, intolerance, and violence. The Colloquiums were held through the independent efforts of their participants, as the doors of the funding agencies became narrower with the cuts in public spending on Education, Culture, Science and Technology. It is a time of obscurity, when scientific rationality itself has been questioned as the foundation of public policy. The autonomous public space of the Colloquiums has resulted in the annual publication of their Annals. There are more than 300 original articles published in open access, free, to increase dialogue with researchers and students. Now we are presenting another edition. This publication reaffirms the commitment of the participants of these Colloquiums to democracy and freedom of thought and expression. We want to add ourselves to all the defenders of the rule of law, who do not accept the reduction of social rights and value freedom.