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Mar 21, 2021 1 hr 48 min

Contramão #4 | Direitos humanos

from via marginal Hosted by ludmila franca-lipke + renata nagamine

Neste episódio conversamos com o sociólogo congolês Serge Katembera sobre o tema "Uma história visual dos direitos humanos: uma leitura a partir de textos de Sharon Sliwinski". Os textos usados como base para a conversa foram: “The Aesthetics of Human Rights”, “The Childhood of Human Rights: the Kodak on the Congo”, e “Human Rights”(do livro “Visual Global Politics”). Nosso convidado é doutor em Sociologia pela UFPB e pesquisa a influência das Novas Tecnologias da Informação na democratização da África francófona. Katembera é também co-autor de “Outsourced Information: identity and unpaid work in the age of digital journalism”. Na conversa, serão abordadas reflexões sobre direitos humanos em Hannah Arendt a partir de sua consideração do juízo pela estética, na linha da terceira Crítica de Immanuel Kant. Esta conversa foi originalmente transmitida ao vivo em 20/03/2021 no YouTube.com/viamarginal e no Facebook.com/viamarginalpod

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