CRM/LAW C163 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Political Philosophy, Nancy Fraser, Deconstruction
23 May 2016
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Lecture 11 redistribution to recognition: critique distributive paradigm of justice. Is about the different interests groups have. Acknowledges but wants them to go away using the vail of ignorance. In her work she argues that thinking about justice (political philosophy) has been held captive. Goods in our life our reduced to things that are there to be distributed. Ignores the social and institutional contexts that determine distributive patterns in. 1st place the details of basic structure. If we look at nature of goods and structures, we have a better ability to conceptualize the kind of structural change to achieve a just society. Young is all about addressing oppression and domination in order to create just society. Nancy fraser kinds of social injustice. Point out that social justice cannot be reduced to a problem of equal distribution. Rooted in economic and political institutions in society. Culture rooted in social patterns of representation, interpretation and communication cultural domination or non-recognition.
