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| + | ====== VALOR (2011:65) ====== | ||
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| + | A característica faceta do valor, enquanto aparece em contraste com a realidade, é geralmente chamada de subjetividade. Como um único objeto pode ter o mais alto grau de valor para uma alma e o mais baixo para outra, e vice-versa, e como, por outro lado, as diferenças mais extensas e extremas entre objetos são compatíveis com a igualdade de valor, aí parece permanecer apenas o sujeito com seus humores e respostas habituais ou excepcionais, | ||
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| + | Em qualquer sentido empírico ou transcendental que a diferença entre objetos e sujeitos é concebida, o valor nunca é uma ' | ||
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| + | <tabbox Bottomore & Frisby> | ||
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| + | The characteristic feature of value, as it appears in contrast to reality, is usually called its subjectivity. Since one and the same object can have the highest degree of value for one soul and the lowest for another, and vice versa, and since on the other hand the most extensive and extreme differences between objects are compatible with equality of value, there appears to remain only the subject with his customary or exceptional, | ||
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| + | In whatever empirical or transcendental sense the difference between objects and subjects is conceived, value is never a ‘quality’ of the objects, but a judgment upon them which remains inherent in the subject. And yet, neither the deeper meaning and content of the concept of value, nor its significance for the mental life of the individual, nor the practical social events and arrangements based upon it, can be sufficiently understood by referring value to the ‘subject’. The way to a comprehension of value lies in a region in which that subjectivity is only provisional and actually not very essential. | ||
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