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Master thesis . 2021
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Injusticia epistémica e injusticia jurídica a través de Miranda Fricker. Su relación con las injusticias sufridas en el ámbito laboral por parte de las mujeres.

Epistemic injustice and legal injustice through Miranda Fricker. Their connection with those injustice suffered by women in the working field.
Authors: Olalla de la Cruz, Paula;

Injusticia epistémica e injusticia jurídica a través de Miranda Fricker. Su relación con las injusticias sufridas en el ámbito laboral por parte de las mujeres.

Abstract

El problema de la injusticia epistémica planteado por Miranda Fricker hace más de una década aborda aquellas discriminaciones sufridas por determinados sujetos de conocimiento en relación con sus habilidades cognitivas, comprensivas y comunicativas a causa de su pertenencia a un determinado grupo o colectividad social, como puede ser el género o la etnia. En este trabajo abordamos la posible existencia de una conexión entre esta cuestión y otras injusticias sufridas por las mujeres, en este caso en el ámbito laboral. Además, reflexionamos acerca del papel que juegan en esta el Derecho y las políticas públicas, las cuales son, al mismo tiempo, reflejo del paradigma político-social y herramientas de transformación de este. Mediante la puesta en evidencia de la existencia de vínculos entre Epistemología y Ética pretendemos evidenciar y desentrañar algunas de las causas que contribuyen a las discriminaciones perpetradas contra las mujeres, de manera que sea posible diseñar acciones que permitan combatir este problema de manera estructural.

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employment discrimination, ética, 1, injusticia epistémica, 72 Filosofía, Ética, 17, epistemology., ethics, epistemología., Filosofía, 340.12, 5602.03 Filosofía del Derecho, discriminación laboral, epistemic injustice, 71 Ética, law, derecho, Filosofía del Derecho

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