A hegemonia avassaladora do capital na educação e na comunicação

This article argues that the struggle against capitalist hegemony in the fields of education and communication, while necessary, faces profound structural limits. The capture of these spheres by capital weakens any possibility of substantive transformation through them in isolation. Drawing on authors such as István Mészáros, Paul Singer, Pierre Dardot, and Christian Laval, the article proposes that only a sociometabolic reorganization of labor, grounded in self-management and the principles of the Common, can open an effective path toward overcoming the logic of value, the structural pillar of capital. The strategy relies on the constitution of an Organic System of Labor (SOT), articulated with the instituting praxis of the Common and the self-management of society, capable of breaking with structural alienation and building the foundations for a new form of solidary sociability. Thus, the article contributes not only to theoretical critique but also to the formulation of concrete pathways for societal transition

Alienation · Capitalism · Constitution · Hegemony · Pillar · Praxis · Contemporary Social and Educational Issues · Latin American social science · Social and Political Issues