Rua sem saída

Crítica, perseguição, revolta, aporia e digitalcracia

Authors

  • Paulo Masella IFPR-Campus Palmas

Keywords:

ret´´orica, dialética, absurdismo, comunicação persuasiva, liberdade de expressão, censura, digitalcracia, política, moral, Platão, Aristóteles, Camus, Nietzsche, Sofistas, Inquisição

Abstract

Would philosophy foster a critical thinking be a privilege or a burden? Political and moral philosophy begins with Socrates' condemnation. As the history of philosophy advances, it is noted that all those who rebel against dogmas are persecuted. Philosophy never managed to effectively give a satisfactory answer to the very questions it asked, relegating this apparent virtue to the sciences, but perhaps the interrogative power of criticism resides precisely in the aporia. Under any circumstances, criticism lacks freedom and a public space to speak out. Finding ourselves trapped by the instrumental reason in times of militancy and digital militias in the era of digitalocracy, the question is whether there is still room for criticism.

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Published

2025-04-12

How to Cite

Masella, P. (2025). Rua sem saída: Crítica, perseguição, revolta, aporia e digitalcracia. Estudos De Filosofia E Ensino, 4(1). Retrieved from https://revistas.cefet-rj.br/index.php/estudosdefilosofiaeensino/article/view/731