Jedem das Seine? Oder allen das Gleiche? In der Philosophie, die sich von Anbeginn mit Fragen der Gerechtigkeit beschäftigt, taucht der Begriff der sozialen Gerechtigkeit erst relativ spät auf. Welche Gedanken und Ideen zum Thema soziale Gerechtigkeit gibt es und wie kann eine Gesellschaft sie erreichen?
Autorin: Claudia Heissenberg (BR 2023)
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Fünf Sprachen der Liebe - Eine echte Hilfe für Paare?
Der eine macht Komplimente, die andere besorgt Geschenke. Das Konzept der "Fünf Sprachen der Liebe" besagt, dass jeder einen bevorzugten Weg hat, Liebe zu zeigen. Dieser Ansatz hilft seit Jahrzehnten Paaren und ihren Therapeuten, erfährt jedoch in letzter Zeit auch Kritik - zu Re ... Show More
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Réjane Sénac - L'égalité, sans concession
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#205 — The Failure of Meritocracy
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#205 — The Failure of Meritocracy
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Michele Moody-Adams, "Making Space for Justice: Social Movements, Collective Imagination, and Political Hope" (Columbia UP, 2022)
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Mark Fischler (Part 2) – Building a Just World: How Our Laws Express Our Collective Values, and the Challenge of Uplifting Our Values, Law, and Society
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#221 — Success, Failure, & the Common Good
Sam Harris speaks with Michael Sandel about the problem with meritocracy. They discuss the dark side of the concept of merit, the pernicious myth of the self-made man, the moral significance of luck, the backlash against “elites” and expertise, how we value human excellence, the ... Show More
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