Browsing by Author "Ortega, Edwin Casadiego"

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    Crise no movimento sindical ou a aporia do capital? Uma análise das reivindicações do Sindicato da Construção Civil na Bahia
    (Universidade Catolica de Salvador, 2015-12-03) Santos, Sara Regina Conceição; Silva, Antônio Carlos da; http://buscatextual.cnpq.br/buscatextual/busca.do; Cavalcanti, Vanessa Ribeiro Simon; Ortega, Edwin Casadiego; Goés , Odilon Jorge Daltro de
    This dissertation is a critical proposition that aims to analyze the current crisis of the labor movement and the capital's claim process, using SINTRACOM - the Construction Union located in Bahia - as allegory. This is because the struggle between capital and labor suffers from the disruption of the ideological foundations of its historical existence marked by the pursuit of the working class for change and adaptation to the socio-economic system established with the metabolic goal of achieving better living conditions. The former environment in which the revolutionary spirit led to an atmosphere focused on the need for proletarian organization to tackling issues related to labor exploitation and the profit concentration suffers from the current drain of the debate. Thus, the legitimacy of the Brazilian trade union movement will be evaluated from Vargas to the Constitution of 1988. Howevwe, the flags of struggle on behalf of more jobs, better wages, reduced working hours without wage cuts, will be unfurled under the guidance of Critical Theory on the agenda of the main demands of the unions at the expense of the historical goal of social emancipation.
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    La persona, el matrimonio y la familia en el pensamiento de Karol Wojtyla
    (Universidade Católica do Salvador, 2007-10-19) Ortega, Edwin Casadiego; Petrini, João Carlos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/; Castro, Mary Garcia; http://lattes.cnpq.br; Mahfoud, Miguel; http://lattes.cnpq.br
    This dissertation is a critical and systematic study of the thought of Karol Wojtyla on the ethical, philosophical and theological foundations of a suitable anthropology, which seeks to elucidate constitutive factors of human love, marriage and the familial relations, in the context of the cultural, ethical and religious pluralism of contemporary society. The work is developed in three moments: the first one is an approximation to contextualize the anthropological debate in current society, where changes in the way of understanding sexuality, procreation, marriage, the familial relations, paternity and maternity are in evidence; the second one centres on Wojtyla's offer of a "suitable anthropology" that must be understood as personalistic anthropology that has its foundation in the anthropology of communion, and among the topics that are approached here are the dimension of the body, the human drama and the experience of the "gift of self"; the third moment refers to the anthropological elements that lead to understanding the couple and the family as spaces of communion where the man draws his own living portrait through the experience freedom and love. In this dissertation the bibliographical method was in use, working with four types of sources: firstly, Karol Wojtyla texts, principally the philosophical writings and the catechesis on human love; secondly, modern and contemporary, national and international authors who do a critique of the loss of the promises of modernity, placing in evidence an anthropological debate; thirdly, authors who comment or come closer to Wojtyla's thought, a varied literature of authors that enriches the different levels of reflection. The relevant thing in this work is to see that Wojtyla does not try to offer a philosophy of Catholic Christianity, canonizing or restricting it to one philosophical current especially, according to him; every philosophical system has its own method, which makes it independent in relation to the faith or to any religious practice. His anthropological reflection is a reaction to those theses or ideas that distort or idealize the vision of man, denying his relational dimension or communion, which is an important aspect to understand the value of marriage and family in society.
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    A relação entre a busca da verdade e a descoberta da felicidade na perspectiva Agostiniana
    (Universidade Católica do Salvador, 2020-12-17) Neri, Marcos da Silva; Vasconcelos, Paulo Sérgio Dantas; http://lattes.cnpq.br/; Régis, Franklin Rami Cavalcanti Oliveira; http://lattes.cnpq.br/; Menezes, Jairo de Jesus; http://lattes.cnpq.br/; Ortega, Edwin Casadiego; http://lattes.cnpq.br/
    En la obra Beata Vita de Augustín de Hipona (354-430), el debate sobre la verdad céntrase en una cuestión fundamental: ¿Puede un hombre alcanzar sabiduría y felicidad cuándo busca la verdad o solamente cuándo la encuentra? Sobre esa cuestión, debaten los interlocutores, en ese diálogo. El tema de la discusión “De Beata Vita” o “Sobre la Vida Feliz” es un problema relevante hasta hoy, merecendo un debate serio sobre las cuestiones presentadas. Buscar la verdad para llegar a la felicidad plena no es una tarea banal o superflua, pero necesaria y fundamental. Además, esta investigación tiene como objetivo analizar el tema de la felicidad, a partir de la obra de San Agustín titulada De Beata Vita. La metodología empleada en este trabajo fue el estudio de este trabajo y otros que abordan este tema, buscando comprender la base del concepto de felicidad en este filósofo y cuál es su aplicabilidad en la actualidad. El estudio reveló que Agustín no solo revisó, sino que profundizó los temas de la verdad y la felicidad, ya que incluyó nuevos elementos, que dieron un nuevo significado a su propia forma de concebir la vida feliz, haciendo la distinción entre la felicidad terrena y la felicidad verdadera.
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    Relação homem-mulher no pensamento de Karol Wojtyla na antropologia atual
    (Universidade Católica do Salvador, 2006-10) Ortega, Edwin Casadiego; UCSAL, Universidade Católica do Salvador