Urgência e emergência no capitalismo comunicacional ou repensando a importância do reconhecimento

In the world of neoliberal hyperactivity of communicational capitalism, network mediatization brings the semiotizing imperative of productivity that demands that social impact and attention be capitalized. Modernity has deficits and excesses. Habermas tried to address this crisis based on system/lifeworld dualism and universal pragmatics. Honneth criticized Habermas based on the theory of recognition. Recognition movements followed the capital/labor struggles, focusing on a political struggle based on constructing identities. Fraser proposes the tension between recognition and distribution. Safatle shows the deficit of negativity in Honneth’s criticism. The task nowadays involves rethinking recognition in conjunction with the event, so as not to naturalize cooperation, but thinking negativity to create new worlds, as in Safatle and Badiou.