Cosmopolitismo e as barreiras insuperáveis da cultura e os gostos Na ética protestante e o espírito do capitalismo de Max Weber

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Publicado: feb 9, 2015
Edição: v. 27 n. 1 (2015): (Janeiro-Junho)
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Palavras-chave: Cosmopolitismo cultura Max Weber educação

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Autores

Luis Fernando Bustamante Zapata
Investigador independiente

Resumo

Uma revisão de A Ética Protestante y el Espíritu del Capitalismo de Max Weber revela que a palavra cultura é explicitamente mencionada pelo menos 43 vezes na obra dependendo da tradução e edição. A cultura toma relevância, devido a que ocupa um lugar de partida para a estrutura argumentativa do texto pois desta forma se diferenciam os grupos humanos e suas peculiares características. Ante uma olhada cosmopolita, a inquietude de Weber sobre a cultura neste contexto é de grande inspiração dada as variáveis correntes de pensamento global, sua disseminação recente e a aceitação entre os círculos académicos. Com o cosmopolitismo como guia principal, este texto analisa o uso da palavra cultura na obra para propor um debate para a construção de um ethos cosmopolita. Ainda que persiste a inquietude sobre os mecanismos ético-políticos aplicáveis, a literatura cosmopolita se aproxima à educação como resposta aos problemas da cultura em um mundo globalizado.
Biografia do Autor

Luis Fernando Bustamante Zapata, Investigador independiente

Negociador Internacional, Magíster en Administración y candidato a Doctor en Humanidades de la Universidad EAFIT.

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Bustamante Zapata, L. F. (2015). Cosmopolitismo e as barreiras insuperáveis da cultura e os gostos Na ética protestante e o espírito do capitalismo de Max Weber. Desafíos, 27(1), 15–46. https://doi.org/10.12804/desafios27.01.2015.01
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