Notes on the concept of progress by Theodor Adorno and Norbert Elias
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https://doi.org/10.5007/2175-7984.2014v13n27p57Abstract
This paper discusses the concept of progress in Norbert Elias and Theodor Adorno. The latter, on the idea of progress, has always been upset because I could not see him clear a line toward the liberation of all men: the return derived from resvales humanity always made him uncomfortable. In Elias, progress is presented as the capacity for self-regulation, control of emotions and impulses of men, as well as the process of personality formation depends inexorably development of social processes, therefore, gives a state remarking progress.
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