Renoncer à l'égalité ?

Against feminism's critique of the abstract and formal character of the institutions of "equal citizenship" and its attribution of a political significance to gender difference, M.P. argues that those institutions are the very foundation of political modernity. Considering the exclusi...

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Hoofdauteurs: Prospero, Michele, Labica, Georges, Texier, Jacques
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Gepubliceerd in: 1990
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spelling cairn-AMX_008_0113AMXActuel Marx https://shs.cairn.info/revue-actuel-marx-1990-2-page-113?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/amx.008.0113 Renoncer à l'égalité ? Prospero, MicheleLabica, GeorgesTexier, Jacques1990 fre Actuel Marx | 8 | 2 | 1990-07-01 | p. 113-117 | 0994-4524 AMX_00868 Against feminism's critique of the abstract and formal character of the institutions of "equal citizenship" and its attribution of a political significance to gender difference, M.P. argues that those institutions are the very foundation of political modernity. Considering the exclusivism of liberalism, he wonders why feminism demands, beyond the conquests of a real political universality, an inverted system of discrimination, an "unequal right", which endangers the equality before the law, equal access to public positions, and the rousseauian principle of merit as opposed to the privileges of birth. Against this new corporatism he advocates the necessary universality of the political project and the democratic value of equality.Cairn free access
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description Against feminism's critique of the abstract and formal character of the institutions of "equal citizenship" and its attribution of a political significance to gender difference, M.P. argues that those institutions are the very foundation of political modernity. Considering the exclusivism of liberalism, he wonders why feminism demands, beyond the conquests of a real political universality, an inverted system of discrimination, an "unequal right", which endangers the equality before the law, equal access to public positions, and the rousseauian principle of merit as opposed to the privileges of birth. Against this new corporatism he advocates the necessary universality of the political project and the democratic value of equality.
author Prospero, Michele
Labica, Georges
Texier, Jacques
spellingShingle Prospero, Michele
Labica, Georges
Texier, Jacques
Renoncer à l'égalité ?
author_facet Prospero, Michele
Labica, Georges
Texier, Jacques
author_sort Prospero, Michele
title Renoncer à l'égalité ?
title_short Renoncer à l'égalité ?
title_full Renoncer à l'égalité ?
title_fullStr Renoncer à l'égalité ?
title_full_unstemmed Renoncer à l'égalité ?
title_sort renoncer à l'égalité ?
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