Pesquisa
Needs, Persons, Autonomy
The article aims to show that a need-based theory of social justice can give personal autonomy its due relevance while, at the same time, highlighting its embeddedness within a socially and historically defined view of well-being, as shown in the fi…
Needs, Persons, Autonomy
The article aims to show that a need-based theory of social justice can give personal autonomy its due relevance while, at the same time, highlighting its embeddedness within a socially and historically defined view of well-being, as shown in the fi…
Fanon, jornalista da justiça social e da libertação, e suas aproximações com a Bioética global de Potter
As grandes corporações de comunicação, no Brasil, operam como construtoras de sentidos, por meio de narrativas sintonizadas com os interesses de grupos e atores sociais, com desprezo para as demandas e os direitos dos setores populares. Uma prática…
From Social Conflicts to Human Rights: The Normative Meaning of Human Rights in Rainer Forst
Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) 70th anniversary is been celebrated in 2018. On the other hand, people are still arguing about the political, juridical, social and civilizational gains it has provided. Such discussions, however, focus o…
Critical theory, relations of domination, and a certain idea of social justice
Nowadays, many authors claim to belong to the critical theory tradition although their research focuses on a heterogeneity of topics and not all of them refer to the Frankfurt School. Within this debate, this paper shows how relations of domination…
Alcances e limites de um CCT Program: quão justificadas são as críticas ao Bolsa Família?
The reflections that Rúrion Melo has made in his review of the book Vozes do Bolsa Família, which he read with benevolent attention, prompted me not so much to issue a direct reply, rather to propose some considerations that, in part, move in the wa…
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