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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas (IFCH) (Institutional affiliation for the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
I am PhD student at University of Campinas, Department of Philosophy. My research interests focus on ethics and political philosophy, specifically on critical theory, discourse ethics, feminism and gender studies. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The aim of this proposal is to explore the critical theory of Seyla Benhabib by connecting it to her interactive universalism. In her critical project, Benhabib highlights a philosophical reflexive task of articulating moral criteria that is cardinal to critical exercise. These criteria are particularly formulated in her version of discourse ethics in the framework of an interactive unive…
The aim of this research is to investigate Seyla Benhabib's proposal of "interactive universalism" as an ethical theory at the same time universalist and context sensitive, specially regarding the issue of moral motivation. The key concept of our investigation is the Principle of Universalizability. In Benhabib's view, this principle must comprehend a moral conversation based on the princ…
The aim of this research is to examine Seyla Benhabib and Rainer Forst's strategies for grounding the normative dimension of critical theory. Both Benhabib and Forst offer philosophical justifications for the normative and metanormative criteria guiding social criticism. Besides, they also take as their starting point attempts to reformulate Habermas's discourse principle maintaining its …
The defense of a moral theory at the same time universalist and context sensitive is one of the most important themes concerning the new generation of critical theory. Seyla Benhabib and Rainer Forst are the main exponents of this movement. Benhabib departs from Habermasian discourse ethics in order to reformulate it in light of the objections proceeded by communitarian, post-modernist an…
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