Por uma gestão urbana cosmopolítica: da naturalização extensiva aos direitos da natureza

Abstract

The article aims to make a critical analysis of the aspects that make the built environment sustainable through a possible cosmopolitical urban management, which enhances extensive naturalization and the rights of nature. The progressive-regressive method (Lefebvre) was used to consider ancestral and contemporary references in association, to propose guidelines for the built environment with sustainability and the management of living spaces as the principle. The results are reflections on extensive urbanization and naturalization in the context of the Anthropocene and possible cosmopolitical proposals. The conclusions suggest thinking that the built environment can only become sustainable when the rights of nature and the spirituality inherent to human and non-human life and nature itself are respected.