HUMA 1825 Study Guide - Grievous Bodily Harm, Learned Helplessness, Immanence
19 Jan 2013
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The risk of discrimination runs both to ignore and to recognize difference in equal treatment and special treatment. Essentially, this is systemically made problems that a community must face. However, most of the time it choses to ignore it. Minow wants to engender justice: this means minow"s notion of community is extended to women, minorities and etc. Therefore, through engender, minow means that she wants to bring about this aspect of extended community to minorities to the previously conceived aspect of justice by fixing the five assumptions. Minow shows that analyzing differences, as well as ignoring, and not acknowledging them make discrimination. She believes that justice must be used to answer questions of complexity, not a specific science. There"s a concern to revoke women"s sexual abuse. Sexual violence doesn"t; happen in a vacuum; it works in patriarchal in the potential sense of it, therefore, therefore a culture of permissibility of male dominance.
