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A presente tese doutoral tem como perspectiva desenvolver, à luz dos pressupostos da filosofia, investigação e pesquisa da temática A transformação das relações de poder a partir da experiência do mandamento do amor – uma aproximação filosófica à perícope de João 13, 1-20 sob a perspectiva da analítica do poder de Michel Foucault.
Em diálogo com o pensamento de Foucault, a pesquisa propõe uma análise filosófica da cena do lava-pés, compreendida como narrativa histórica, que contempla em seu bojo, dinâmicas de relações cotidianas vividas pela comunidade joanina.
Nos indícios e vestígios de vida cotidiana, o texto joanina revela relações transparentes, alicerçadas no princípio ético do amor e na prática moral do serviço. Tais posturas indicam, representam a anulação e superação da lógica do poder microfísico, calcado na dinâmica de relações de força. O amor descortina-se, na perícope joanina 13,1-20, como dimensão ontológica, suplantando a compreensão de uma ontologia sedimentada no exercício do poder.
This doctorate thesis aims to develop a philosophical investigation and research around the following theme: The transformation of the relationship of power from the Love commandment standpoint – a philosophical approach to John 13, 1-20 pericope under Michel Foulcault’s analytical reading of the economy of power. Through a dialogue with Foucault’s thought, the research offers a philosophical analysis of the Washing of the feet event, understood as a historical narrative, which contemplates in its core, everyday dynamics lived by John’s community. In its evidences and vestiges of daily life, John’s text reveals transparent relationships, based on the ethical principle of love and the work moral practice. These pose and represent the annulment and overcoming of the microphysics-power logic, supported by the relationship of power dynamics. Love is unveiled, on John 13,1-20 pericope, as an anthological dimension, exceeding the comprehension of an ontology grounded on the use of power.
This doctorate thesis aims to develop a philosophical investigation and research around the following theme: The transformation of the relationship of power from the Love commandment standpoint – a philosophical approach to John 13, 1-20 pericope under Michel Foulcault’s analytical reading of the economy of power. Through a dialogue with Foucault’s thought, the research offers a philosophical analysis of the Washing of the feet event, understood as a historical narrative, which contemplates in its core, everyday dynamics lived by John’s community. In its evidences and vestiges of daily life, John’s text reveals transparent relationships, based on the ethical principle of love and the work moral practice. These pose and represent the annulment and overcoming of the microphysics-power logic, supported by the relationship of power dynamics. Love is unveiled, on John 13,1-20 pericope, as an anthological dimension, exceeding the comprehension of an ontology grounded on the use of power.
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Poder Cotidiano Ética Amor Transparência Power Everyday Ethical Moral Love Transparent