Autonomia e intersubjetividade como reconhecimento dos indivíduos em Honneth

Abstract

The arguments that follows will aim its attention to the subjectivity under the influence of moral agency, revealing that the construction of ethos can turn vicious if the agent does not intervene in awareness of his autonomy, which Axel Honneth and other philosophers points out in tradition. The intersection of Honneth's therapeutic and dialectical process with Kant's concern for the instrumentalization of ethos leads to the exercise of crossing the current utilitarian conjuncture in the care for human and non-human life. By demonstrating intersubjectivity, it becomes relevant to the collective well-being and individuation, which increases responsibilities. The ethos in the collective must be tensioned towards the autonomy of subjectivity. Finally, it deals with language and its perspectives of ethical worlds, with brief relevance to virtues as an instrument of agents so as not to lose focus on the examination of subjectivity in the construction of morality, as well as not to assume projections into the construction of values.