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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.8.2005.tde-28092005-170506
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Author
Full name
Raphael Cezar da Silva Neves
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2005
Supervisor
Committee
Cohn, Gabriel (President)
Nobre, Marcos Severino
Vita, Alvaro de
Title in Portuguese
"Reconhecimento, multiculturalismo e direitos. Contribuições do debate feminista a uma teoria crítica da sociedade"
Keywords in Portuguese
Democracia Deliberativa
Feminismo
Multiculturalismo
Reconhecimento
Teoria Crítica
Abstract in Portuguese
Em discussões recentes, algumas teóricas feministas (Iris Young, Nancy Fraser e Seyla Benhabib) têm posto em evidência as pretensões de reconhecimento das identidades de grupos culturais, étnicos, “raciais", sexuais, etários, assim por diante. Essas pretensões têm revelado a existência de sociedades multiculturais e também implicado uma crescente demanda por políticas e direitos de afirmação das diferenças por parte dos movimentos sociais. Retomando a vertente crítica dessas teorias, o presente trabalho procura mostrar em que medida é possível mediar tais pretensões por reconhecimento no âmbito do Estado democrático de direito. Nesse sentido, parece promissora a idéia de uma esfera política pública que é capaz de dar vazão a esses movimentos e, ao mesmo tempo, oferecer um critério democrático de legitimidade política.
Title in English
Recognition, Multiculturalism and Rights. Contributions of the feminist debate to a critical theory of society.
Keywords in English
Critical Theory
Deliberative Democracy
Feminism
Multiculturalism
Recognition
Abstract in English
In recent discussions, some feminist theorists (Iris Young, Nancy Fraser and Seyla Benhabib) have focused on claims for recognition of identity-based groups (cultural, ethnic, “racial", sexual, aged, and so forth). These claims have showed the existence of multicultural societies and have also given rise to an increasingly demand for affirmative policies and rights by social movements. This work will review those feminist critical theorists in order to show how it is possible to mediate such claims for recognition within democratic constitutional states. In this sense, a political public sphere seems to be a promising idea, which is able to give an outlet for social movements at the same time it gives a democratic criterion of political legitimacy.
 
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2006-02-20
 
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