Desigualdade social e capitalismo: uma relação ineliminável da reprodução social burguesa

Abstract

This work has as object of study the intrinsic relationship between social inequality and capitalist development, highlighting the historical processuality which is the bourgeois order and its grounds, considering the social production and reproduction of men in the historical-critical perspective. It is understood that the social production and reproduction of men determine the dynamics of development of the productive forces directly reflected in the various forms of work throughout historic processuality of humanity. It is considered that the genesis of social inequality pervades the dynamics of the production process and social reproduction of men in certain historical conditions. In this apprehension realize that the different forms of management of social inequality do not go beyond the reproduction of capital, which is based on the purchase and sale of the workforce with private appropriation of social wealth. Analyzes, the impossibility of overcoming social inequality among men in the capitalist mode of production, showing that the reproduction of capital sitting on the exploitation of labor determined by the total separation of the direct producers of means of production perpetuates social inequality, tonando it inherent and ineliminable, as the production and reproduction of capital is conducted by the immanent need for accumulation whose distribution in capitalist lines leaves untouched the contradiction between capital and labor that reproduces the constant dynamic between scarcity and abundance of riches setting the class antagonism this sociability.