Publicado 17-04-2022
Palavras-chave
- novo materialismo,
- performatividade,
- materialismo antigo,
- materialismo moderno,
- materialismo falho
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Resumo
O presente artigo argumenta que atualmente não existe uma única definição do novo materialismo, mas sim, ao menos, três trajetórias distintas e parcialmente incompatíveis. Todas as três trajetórias compartilham pelo menos um compromisso teórico comum: problematizar as orientações antropocêntricas e construtivistas da maior parte das teorias do século XX de modo a encorajar uma posição mais próxima das ciências pelas humanidades. Esse artigo surge a partir do nosso desejo de oferecer uma resposta às críticas, mas não para defender o novo materialismo como um todo. Em vez disso, esperamos ajudar a redirecionar cada flecha da crítica em direção ao seu alvo adequado para, com isso, defender a abordagem que nomeamos do novo materialismo “performativo” ou “pedético”.
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