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El olvido de la injusticia. Dos an�lisis complementarios: J. Shklar y A. Arteta.
Author(s) -
Miguel Grijalba Uche
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
oxímora
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2014-7708
DOI - 10.1344/oxi.2017.i10.17677
Subject(s) - injustice , coercion (linguistics) , politics , illusion , humanities , sociology , psychology , psychoanalysis , law , political science , philosophy , cognitive psychology , linguistics
The twentieth century has imposed a series of concepts such as violence, coercion or injustice that have not been mitigated and that make us not illusions with politics. Judith Shklar's solution, like that of Aurelio Arteta, is a rule of law and an active and combative attitude towards injustice. Knowing injustice can reduce it by influencing governments. Arteta, in similarity with this thought, considers other possibilities besides executioner and victim, since the public evils require of many that they consent by their abstention, like spectators, an opinion in line with the thought of H. Arendt. Our conformism and indifference make us complicit

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