2010
DOI: 10.4013/rechtd.2010.21.04
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Redistribuição versus reconhecimento: apontamentos sobre o debate entre Nancy Fraser e Axel Honneth

Abstract: ResumoO reconhecimento é uma categoria muito utilizada para debater sobre a questão da identidade e da diferença, de modo que sua relevância torna-se incontestável em vários domínios. Sem tecer comentários críticos, o presente texto pretende apresentar o debate travado entre Nancy Fraser e Axel Honneth, referente à preocupação, manifestada pelos dois autores, de se ajustar às pautas de reconhecimento e de distribuição material.Palavras-chave: reconhecimento, redistribuição, teoria crítica. AbstractRecognition … Show more

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“…A better understanding of the diversity in the organizational context requires extensive analysis, for these issues impact such groups. Authors such as Lucas and Oberto (2010) and Mattos (2004) • DIVERSITY: RECOGNITION OF THE DIFFÉRANCE OR TOLERATED DIFFERENCE? • point out to the importance of establishing a connection between the "minority groups" with issues involving ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, among others, which we choose to place herein under the aegis of the diversity.…”
Section: Diversity and Recognition Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A better understanding of the diversity in the organizational context requires extensive analysis, for these issues impact such groups. Authors such as Lucas and Oberto (2010) and Mattos (2004) • DIVERSITY: RECOGNITION OF THE DIFFÉRANCE OR TOLERATED DIFFERENCE? • point out to the importance of establishing a connection between the "minority groups" with issues involving ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, among others, which we choose to place herein under the aegis of the diversity.…”
Section: Diversity and Recognition Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%