El movimiento feminista como teoría de la justicia
The Feminist Movement as a Theory of Justice
Abstract
The feminist movement and the political theories that support it, has been presented throughout history as a struggle for equal recognition of rights between men and women and against patriarchy as a prevailing social system where inequalities prevail. John Rawls and his theory of justice seek with his egalitarian liberalism the disappearance of these inequalities in pursuit of a socially just society. Here both theories, the postulates they have in common and their respective criticisms are put into balance. Feminism is also reviewed as a theory of justice from Latin America, with its successes and failures.
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