Subordination and care
proposals for a politically committed Labor Law
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Autonomy, Subordination, Care, Labor LawAbstract
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https://doi.org/10.1590/2179-8966/2023/71796
This paper proposes a dialogue between the concept of care as a central category for social coexistence, developed especially by feminist authors, and the concept of subordination in the field of Labor Law. To propose surpassing the fallacy of individual autonomy by recognizing care as a collective and fundamental issue, the article will briefly address the project of modernity, in which Labor Law is inscribed. Then, it will try to demonstrate how labor norms are, at the same time, accommodation and tensioning of this project. Based on this, we discuss the importance of care as a decisive factor in understanding the link between the modern notion of subject of rights and the possibilities of reconstructing the foundations of the social ties that justify legal regulation in the exchange between capital and labor, especially from the redefinition of the category of subordination.
Keywods: Autonomy; Subordination; Care; Labor Law.
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