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Solidaridad

Authors: Rodríguez Aramayo, Roberto;
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[EN] The aim here is to address the ascription of solidarity to a complex conceptual constellation in which could be found such terms as altruism, compassion, empathy, fraternity, or even philantropy, trying to avoid at the same time what is implied by other words like benevolence, charity, pity, mercy or piety. Being a successor of everything symbolizing fraternity, solidarity itself cannot be enough in demand in a context where values related to the homo oeconomicus come first. That would be more the reason to revisit solidarity from the vantage point posed by enlightened values. Thus, going over Kantian concepts like autonomy and independence, joined those by Rousseau’s reflections on inequality, both seem to claim for an interdependence not tainted by aporophobia or promoting the lack of solidarity, but instead by the indispensable social justice.

[ES] Aquí se quiere adscribir la solidaridad a una compleja constelación conceptual donde nos encontraríamos con términos tales como altruismo, compasión, empatía, fraternidad o incluso filantropía, pero procuraría rehuir lo implicado por palabras como beneficencia, caridad, lástima, misericordia o piedad. Sucesora de cuanto simbolizaba la fraternidad, la solidaridad no puede cotizarse demasiado en un contexto donde priman los valores del homo economicus y por eso conviene revisitarla desde los valores enarbolados por la Ilustración. De ahí que se repasen los conceptos kantianos de autonomía e independencia, junto a las reflexiones de Rousseau en torno a la desigualdad, para reivindicar una interdependencia que no peque de aporofobia y cultive la insolidaridad en lugar de una imprescindible justicia social.

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Interdependence, Aporofobia, Solidaridad, Aporophobia, Solidarity, Kant, Fraternidad, Inequality, Autonomía, Desigualdad, Doménech, Fraternity, http://metadata.un.org/sdg/16, Justicia social, Muguerza, Rousseau, Social justice, Interdependencia, Autonomy

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