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EnglishThe aim of this article is to analyze the expansion of the concept of citizenship in its application to nonhuman animals and the relation with the idea of ​​a decent and civilized society. For this objective, it starts with the discussion about animal rights in the book Zoopolis: the political theory of animal rights, by Sue Donaldson and Will Kymlicka. Contrary to theories that basically emphasize the negative aspects of animal rights, the right not to be harmed, not to be tortured etc., this paper grounds a more positive aspect of Right, prioritizing duties and obligations towards animals for beyond the ethical perspective. This issue leads to the development of a political perspective of the concept of citizenship applied to animals on the assumption that geographical and public spaces are shared and thus, the interrelationships between humans and animals, are inevitable. In this sense, this article analyzes this concept of animal citizenship and investigate it with the concepts of humiliation and decent and civilized society of Avichai Margalit. Finally, it seeks to base a homo-zoopolitical perspective on society that includes animals in political principles. portuguesO objetivo deste artigo e analisar a ampliacao do conceito de cidadania em sua aplicacao aos animais nao-humanos e a relacao com a ideia de sociedade decente e civilizada. Para isso, parte-se das discussoes sobre os direitos dos animais na obra Zoopolis: a political theory of animal rights, de Sue Donaldson e Will Kymlicka. Ao contrario de teorias que enfatizam basicamente os aspectos negativos dos direitos animais, ou seja, o direito de nao sofrer danos, nao ser torturado etc., o presente trabalho fundamenta um aspecto mais positivo do direito, priorizando deveres e obrigacoes em relacao aos animais para alem da perspectiva etica. Essa questao leva ao desenvolvimento de uma perspectiva politica do conceito de cidadania aplicado aos animais partindo do principio de que os espacos geograficos e publicos sao compartilhados e, assim, as inter-relacoes entre humanos e animais sao inevitaveis. Nesse sentido, o presente artigo analisa esse conceito de cidadania animal e o reflete juntamente com os conceitos de humilhacao e sociedade decente e civilizada de Avichai Margalit. Por fim, busca-se fundamentar uma perspectiva homo-zoopolitica da sociedade que inclua os animais nos principios politicos.

A ampliação do conceito de cidadania na redefinição de uma sociedade decente e civilizada