La paridad participativa en la obra de Nancy Fraser
The paper is attempting to show how is articulated the principle of participatory parity in the Nancy Fraser’s justice approach. First, I divide her approach in three different times according to the way in which she articulates the participatory principle. Second, I explain how the three times are...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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Gobierno de Aragón: Instituto Aragonés de la Mujer
2010
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| Online Access: | https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=3212136 |
| Source: | Aequalitas: Revista jurídica de igualdad de oportunidades entre mujeres y hombres, ISSN 1575-3379, Nº 26, 2010, pags. 58-70 |
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The paper is attempting to show how is articulated the principle of participatory parity in the Nancy
Fraser’s justice approach. First, I divide her approach in three different times according to the way in
which she articulates the participatory principle. Second, I explain how the three times are related
with the displacement and the consequent framing of her current triple analytical perspective of
justice. Third, I assume that Fraser’s principle of participatory parity is rooted in the dynamics of
public sphere and the contradictions of current complex societies. For this reason, I propose thinking
about that principle according to the matter of affirmative actions, specifically the issue of gender
quotas. I am arguing that if Nancy Fraser’s approach requires resolve the situation of injustice –in a
economical, cultural and or political issue– as a result of the public and political deliberation, she
should accept affirmative actions. If we accept that affirmative actions recognize the situated
character of the agent, e.g. the difference, so this is the departure point to resolve differences in the
realm of justice for everybody. Finally, the gender quota is a tool to go ahead in the path of parity; it is
one of the keys to an informed and autonomous public opinion as a condition to transform the basis
of social inequalities in a democracy |
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