The common term social suffering often lacks a shape or a face. Sembler extends social suffering to become an index of societally compelled lack of freedom, and also shows that Critical Theory did not limit itself to a critique of experiences of social suffering, but at the same time, served to disclose potentially emancipatory forces helping to alleviate suffering.

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Camilo Sembler, Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano, Santiago de Chile.