A consolidação da social democracia no Brasil: forma tardia de dominação burguesa nos marcos do capitalismo de extração prussiano-colonial
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2011-04-15
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Deo, Anderson [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O presente trabalho analisa a consolidação da social democracia no Brasil. O período discutido diz respeito aos dois mandatos de Fernando Henrique Cardoso (1995-2002) e ao primeiro mandato de Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (2003- 2006). Observamos que a social democracia, tal como esta forma de organização sociometabólica do capital se concretizou no país, absorve e reproduz os elementos condicionantes da particularidade histórica brasileira, conformadas em torno da via prussiano-colonial de objetivação do capitalismo. Ao absorver, ampliar, aprofundar e reproduzir, sobre novas bases e condicionantes históricos, os contornos característicos dessa particularidade, o projeto social-democrata apresenta um caráter anômalo e tardio, sendo o responsável pelo resgate da ortodoxia liberal como fundamento de sociabilidade. Assim, o bloco histórico capitaneado pela social democracia representa a hegemonia da burguesia, cuja fração financeira determina a lógica da reprodução capitalista em sua atual fase de internacionalização. A social democracia não rompe, pelo contrário, reproduz aperfeiçoando a autocracia burguesa no país. Esta autocracia se expressa através de um conteúdo político-institucional legalizado, que lhe é atribuído pelo parlamento brasileiro. A autocracia burguesa é, portanto, autocracia do parlamento, que se desenvolve a partir da consolidação do colonial-bonartismo, fenômeno político próprio da organização de governos burgueses em períodos abertamente conservadores e/ou reacionários. Dessa forma, o Sentido da Colonização se reproduz no Brasil através do projeto social-democrata que, ao promover uma modernização de caráter conservador, resgata e reafirma os elementos essenciais da particularidade brasileira, transmutadas e metamorfoseadas em Sentido da Modernização.
This work analizes the consolidation of the social democracy in Brazil. The period we discuss is related to both mandates of Fernando Henrique Cardoso (1995-2002) and to the first mandate of Luiz Inácio Lula da Siva (2003-2006). We observed that the social democracy, as this way of socialmetabolic organization has been consolidated in Brazil, absorbs and reproduces the conditioning elements of the Brazilian historical particularity, conformed around the Prussian-colonial way of capitalism objectification. As it absorbs, amplify, deepens and reproduces, on the new historical basis and conditioning, the characteristic outlines of this particularity, the social democrat project presents an anomalous and late character, which is the responsible for the redemption of the liberal orthodoxy as a sociability substance. This way, the historical bloc, capitained by the social democracy represents the bourgeoisie hegemony, whose financial fraction determines the logic of the capitalist reproduction in its current step of internationalization. The social democracy doesn’t break, on the contrary, it reproduces, improves the bourgeoisie autocracy in the country. This autocracy is expressed through a legalized political and institutional content which is attributed to it by the Brazilian parliament. The bourgeois autocracy is, therefore, parliament autocracy which is developed from the consolidation of the colonial bonapartism, a political phenomenon that belongs to the bourgeoisie governments in periods openly conservative and/or reactionary. This way, the Sense of the Colonization is reproduced in Brazil through the social democrat project that, when promotes a modernization of the conservative character, redeem and reaffirm the essential elements of the Brazilian particularity, transmuted and metamorphosed in Sense of the Modernization.
This work analizes the consolidation of the social democracy in Brazil. The period we discuss is related to both mandates of Fernando Henrique Cardoso (1995-2002) and to the first mandate of Luiz Inácio Lula da Siva (2003-2006). We observed that the social democracy, as this way of socialmetabolic organization has been consolidated in Brazil, absorbs and reproduces the conditioning elements of the Brazilian historical particularity, conformed around the Prussian-colonial way of capitalism objectification. As it absorbs, amplify, deepens and reproduces, on the new historical basis and conditioning, the characteristic outlines of this particularity, the social democrat project presents an anomalous and late character, which is the responsible for the redemption of the liberal orthodoxy as a sociability substance. This way, the historical bloc, capitained by the social democracy represents the bourgeoisie hegemony, whose financial fraction determines the logic of the capitalist reproduction in its current step of internationalization. The social democracy doesn’t break, on the contrary, it reproduces, improves the bourgeoisie autocracy in the country. This autocracy is expressed through a legalized political and institutional content which is attributed to it by the Brazilian parliament. The bourgeois autocracy is, therefore, parliament autocracy which is developed from the consolidation of the colonial bonapartism, a political phenomenon that belongs to the bourgeoisie governments in periods openly conservative and/or reactionary. This way, the Sense of the Colonization is reproduced in Brazil through the social democrat project that, when promotes a modernization of the conservative character, redeem and reaffirm the essential elements of the Brazilian particularity, transmuted and metamorphosed in Sense of the Modernization.
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Socialismo - Brasil, Social democracia anômala, Social democracy
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DEO, Anderson. A consolidação da social democracia no Brasil: forma tardia de dominação burguesa nos marcos do capitalismo de extração prussiano-colonial. 2011. 303 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Filosofia e Ciências, 2011.