Plural Justice (Giustizia al Plurale)
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https://doi.org/10.23756/sp.v5i1.345Keywords:
Multiethnic-Multicultural Society, Interculturalism, Justice, Paul Ricoeur, John Rawls.Abstract
Among the reflections (and challenges) that multiethnic-multicultural coexistence (within a single social space but also with respect to the "world-society") perhaps one of the most important and / or crucial is to rethink the concepts of "right "and its applicability in terms of "justice" to regulate social coexistence. This article seeks to make a contribution in this regard, especially through a reflection on the work of Ricoeur and Rawls.
SuntoFra le riflessioni (e sfide) che la convivenza multietnica-multiculturale (nell’ambito di un unico spazio sociale ma anche rispetto alla “società-mondo”) forse una delle più importanti e/o cruciali è quella di ripensare i concetti di “diritto” e la sua applicabilità in termini di “giustizia” per regolare la convivenza sociale. Questo articolo cerca di fornire un contributo in questo senso,soprattutto attraverso una riflessione sull’opera di Ricoeur e Rawls.
Parole Chiave: Società multietnico-multiculturale, interculturalismo, giustizia, Paul Ricoeur,John Rawls.
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