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RBSE La Tragedia De La Deshumanización Generated by Foxit PDF Creator © Foxit Software http://www.foxitsoftware.com For evaluation only. RBSE Volume 3 · Número 7 · Abril de 2004 ISSN 1676-8965 La tragedia de la deshumanización tecnológica. Estudio sobre el síntoma cibernético desde la Teoría Crítica. (pp. 5-21) Paula Lenguita Linhas, formas e Labirintos: cultura e imaginário estético-afetivo. (p. 22-44) Maria Cristina Gioseffi As fronteiras da pertença. Um estudo sobre Medos e Sociabilidade entre um grupo de jovens no urbano brasileiro contemporâneo. (pp. 45-61) Mauro Guilherme Pinheiro Koury Experiências de violência: gangues e armas. (pp. 62-89) Regina Helena Oliveira Martins Teresa Cristina Telarolli Pañuelos blancos, pintura roja. El movimiento de derechos humanos en Argentina. (pp. 90-110) Ana Rosa Pratesi Routines in human science: the case of emotion words. (pp.111-128) Thomas J. Scheff La cohésion sociale dans les sociétés polysegmentaires. Generated by Foxit PDF Creator © Foxit Software http://www.foxitsoftware.com For evaluation only. (pp.129-144) Marcel Mauss A coesão social nas sociedades polisegmentárias. (pp. 145-160) Marcel Mauss Pesquisas em Meio Urbano e os Desafios da Proximidade no Trabalho Antropológico. (pp.161-165) Luiz Gustavo Pereira de Souza Correia Misery and Company - sympathy in everyday life. (pp.166- 171) Maria Claudia Coelho Colaboraram neste número (p. 172) Edições GREM, 2004 Copyright © 2002 GREM 2 Generated by Foxit PDF Creator © Foxit Software http://www.foxitsoftware.com For evaluation only. Expediente: A RBSE – Revista Brasileira de Sociologia da Emoção é uma publicação do GREM – Grupo de Pesquisa em Antropologia e Sociologia das Emoções. Tem por objetivo debater questões ligadas à subjetividade nas Ciências Sociais, sobretudo ao uso da categoria emoção. Editor Mauro Guilherme Pinheiro Koury (GREM/UFPB) Conselho Editorial Adriano de León Jessé Freitas de Souza (UFPB) (IUPERJ) Alain Caillé Luiz Fernando D. Duarte (Université Paris X/M.A.U.S.S. - França) (UFRJ) Alda Motta Maria Arminda do Nascimento (UFBA) (USP) Bela Feldman Bianco Mariza Corrêa (Unicamp) (Unicamp) Cornelia Eckert Myriam Lyns de Barros (UFRGS) (UFRJ) Danielle Rocha Pitta Regina Novaes (UFPE) (UFRJ) Eduardo Diatahy Bezerra de Menezes Ruben George Oliven (UFC) (UFRGS) Evelyn Lindner Thomas Scheff (University of Oslo - Noruega) (University of California - USA) Correspondência deve ser enviada para o seguinte endereço: GREM – Grupo de Pesquisa em Antropologia e Sociologia das Emoções RBSE - Revista Brasileira de Sociologia da Emoção Caixa Postal 5144 – CEP 58 051 – 970 João Pessoa – Paraíba – Brasil E-Mail: [email protected] 3 Generated by Foxit PDF Creator © Foxit Software http://www.foxitsoftware.com For evaluation only. RBSE – Revista Brasileira de Sociologia da Emoção/Grupo de Pesquisa em Antropologia e Sociologia da Emoção da Universidade Federal da Paraíba, vol. 3, n. 7, abril de 2004, João Pessoa: GREM, 2004. Quadrimestral ISSN 1676-8965 1. Antropologia das Emoções, 2. Sociologia das Emoções – Periódicos. I. Grupo de Pesquisa em Antropologia e Sociologia das Emoções. BC-UFPB CDU 301 A RBSE está licenciada sob uma Licença Creative Commons. Copyright © 2002 GREM Todos os direitos reservados. Os textos aqui publicados podem ser divulgados, desde que conste a devida referência bibliográfica. O conteúdo dos artigos e resenhas é de inteira responsabilidade de seus autores. 4 Generated by Foxit PDF Creator © Foxit Software http://www.foxitsoftware.com For evaluation only. LENGUITA, Paula. La tragedia de la deshumanización tecnológica. Estudio sobre ARTIGOS el síntoma cibernético desde la Teoría ISSN Críticas. RBSE, v.3, n.7, pp.5-21, João Pessoa, 1676-8965 GREM, Abril de 2004. La tragedia de la deshumanización tecnológica. Estudio sobre el síntoma cibernético desde la Teoría Crítica.[*] Paula Lenguita ABSTRACT RESUMO In order to understand the Para compreender a political specificity of technology, we especificidade política da tecnologia, have reconstructed the moments of reconstruímos os momentos de crises crisis and resignificación of the ideal e resignificação do ideal de progresso of social progress. In particular, we social. Em particular, falamos na have found in the cybernetic utopia a utopía cibernética um modelo de model of control and interchange controle e abstração do intercâmbio, abstraction, that materialise an que materializa uma ordem instrumental social order. According to instrumental do social. Segundo a the Critical Theory, the nature of this Teoría Crítica, a natureza dessa technical mediation is linked with the mediação técnica se vincula com a tragedy of the “between war” period, tragédia da entreguerra, posibilitando making possible to hide in the ocultar na racionalidade cibernética a cybernetic rationality the irrationality irracionalidade da guerra. Enfim, este of the war. In short, this work reviews trabalho revisa a referida crítica à the above mention critic to the emergência cibernética, para assinalar emergence of cybernetics, to indicate os pressupostos ideológicos que the ideological assumptions that will convalidaram o futuro da informática. confirm the future of computer Palavras-chave: tecnologia, crítica, science. praxis, ideología, racionalidade Keywords: tecnology, critic, praxis, ideology, rationality “Los instrumentos de la eficacia constituyen así, poco a poco, una segunda naturaleza, que es como la objetivación del movimiento dialéctico entre el espíritu y el universo, y la proyección sensible de una historia. A través del proyecto científico y de la dualidad que revela entre el orden de la invención y el orden del cálculo, se esboza un mundo que será a la vez el cuerpo visible de la razón y su turbadora negación, la 5 Generated by Foxit PDF Creator © Foxit Software http://www.foxitsoftware.com For evaluation only. efigie de su poder y el instrumento de su perdición; la cifra es la muerte de la palabra” (JEAN LADRIÈRE, 1962:61) Introducción En este artículo realizamos una reconstrucción del problema de la mediación técnica, desde las perspectivas que han determinado su naturaleza. En el enfoque de la Teoría Crítica, hay una contribución reveladora sobre la emergencia de la utopía cibernética. Dicha utopía se exhibe bajo una proposición por demás audaz. Mediante el recurso de la analogía, se postula una equivalencia entre el hombre y la máquina. Se alude a este contenido artificial con el señalamiento de “aquello que tienen en común”, según su propia definición. De modo que, la cibernética reconoce una simetría entre ambos elementos, aparentemente, una expresión inversamente proporcional a la promovida por Marx para el caso de la mercancía. En el empleo de esta analogía entre el hombre y la máquina (a partir de la equivalencia entre los circuitos nerviosos y los circuitos electrónicos) se fundamentan los postulados de la disciplina cibernética, y se aprecia su propósito político (afianzar a los siempre presentes argumentos a favor del progreso tecnológico). Sobre esa premisa, que iguala al hombre con la máquina, se apoya un segundo postulado, tan o más radical que el anterior. Este derivado produce una abstracción de la información, entendiéndola tan sólo como una transmisión de datos, y su consecuencia, una artificialidad de la comunicación. Otra artificialidad que supera a la anterior y sin embargo la contiene: aquí también tanto vale que en los extremos del intercambio se hallen máquinas o personas. Además llega a estimular el absurdo cuando afirma que las máquinas puede “comunicarse entre sí” (esta aseveración ha prosperado más allá de lo imaginable, como lo demuestra la actualidad de Internet, en donde se considera a las computadoras dialogando, sin la intervención humana). Indudablemente desde sus orígenes, semejante premisa –indirectamente- no ha dejado de provocar 6 Generated by Foxit PDF Creator © Foxit Software http://www.foxitsoftware.com For evaluation only. diagnósticos desalentadores sobre el progreso, así concebido (entre los cuales, se encuentran los aportes de la Teoría Crítica) Por tal razón, se verán en los lineamientos originales del diagnóstico de Frankfurt, venidos de estos pensadores marxistas, los recursos fundamentales para actualizar una crítica social sobre la tecnificación creciente, a la que estamos sometidos. Concretamente, ese juicio sobre la racionalidad instrumental, como categoría determinante del desarrollo humano, tiene que ser enmarcado de manera correcta. Para luego ser discutido en el marco de lo que fue el preámbulo de la dominación informática, en tiempo del nacimiento de la cibernética. En definitiva, un abordaje sobre el síntoma que descubre la “enfermedad” de la tecnología, sigue vigente en función de la especificidad histórica que lo contienen. El síntoma cibernético La informática debe su emergencia a ciertos postulados radicales que la antecedieron. En los ideales de la cibernética se hallan las raíces utópicas de la informática, ideales que no han claudicado desde su constitución. La cibernética es una disciplina dedicada al control de los intercambios entre organismos vivos, máquinas y organizaciones. La palabra -que proviene del griego kyberneees (“timonel” o “gobernador”) fue aplicada por primera vez en 1948, por el matemático estadounidense Norbert Wiener, quien anunció los objetivos de tal método de control, en estos términos: “Toda la materia referente al control y teoría de la comunicación, ya sea en la máquina o en el animal” (Wiener, 1988: 41) Norbert Wiener nació en 1894 y murió en 1964. Fue consagrado como el fundador de la cibernética debido a que sistematizó
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