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Sen Kumar, Amartya

Authors: LONGATO, FULVIO;

Sen Kumar, Amartya

Abstract

Il testo presenta il pensiero di Sen,il cui motivo conduttore risiede nell’enucleazione della dimensione etica nelle scienze economiche,nel contesto di una teoria dell’agency elaborata in rapporto all’etica aristotelica e alla teoria smithiana dei sentimenti morali. Evidenziando le critiche alle concezioni welfaristiche dell’attore economico e alle moderne teorie della scelta sociale,l’interpretazione riconduce l’opera interdisciplinare di Sen alla delineazione di una nozione non riduzionistica di persona esplicitandone l’orientamento normativo. La presentazione dell’originale rapporto tra funzionamenti e capacità si colloca in una concezione strutturale della libertà,che si riflette nella concezione olistica dei diritti umani. Le interrelazioni tra libertà, sviluppo umano e benessere sono affrontate nell’ambito del pluralismo culturale,in cui il soggetto ha la responsabilità di costituire la propria identità in rapporto alle reali ed implementabili opportunità di autorealizzazione.

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economia, diritti umani, libertà, Amartya Sen, approccio delle capacità, etica, Amartya Sen; approccio delle capacità; libertà; etica; economia; diritti umani

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