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By clarifying the radical ambivalence that constitutes the relations of tolerance, this article seeks to distinguish different aspects of tolerance that are articulated in an ambivalent way: rational/abstract tolerance and lived/phenomenological tolerance;
under- and overdeterminated tolerance; active and passive tolerance, among others. In terms of theoretical political reflection, this ambivalent structure is particularly sensitive
to distortions; reason enough for a careful effort in order to avoid partial descriptions that could allow a hypocritical use of tolerance. Subsequently, this article attempts to link tolerance, in its experiential roots, to a communally shared guilt background. In view of this relation, it is also proposed that such a common background is, in its essence, nothing but the subjective modes of temporality living. A final section of this article highlights the identity character as the specific character of the social phenomenon of discrimination in the wider context of intolerance phenomena.
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Tolerância Política Ambivalência Psicanálise
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BARATA, André. "Tolerância e Ambivalência - A iminência da culpa como fundo vivencial da tolerância" in REVISTA PORTUGUESA DE PSICANÁLISE , VOL. 30, N.º 2 (2010): 149-171.