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Abstract

The issue of social justice as ethical and political problem in the globalized world, within contemporary democratic societies, is the company legal and political and ethical-moral undertaking the best scholars of the humanities. This is the theme of that address two major contemporary thinkers Jürguen Habermas and John Rawls, each from their discipline of knowledge, but in both cases through the methodology implementation involve conceptual gadget, procedural social actors, into a contractual agreement, which would act as guarant or political ethical achieving Justice. However, these authors raises their conceptual buildings beyond, behind, from the concrete realities of indigenous ethno-culturally well established. It is there, where I propose to address the issue from the field of education, instead of thinking only follow from political or from the ethical, for which the concept of critical pluralism as opposed to contractual consensus, raised by the Canadian philosopher Peter McLaren, enter to filling conceptual gaps in these theories in favor of a more real and human theory.

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Title
CRÍTICA A LAS PRINCIPALES TEORÍAS DEL CONSENSO CONTRACTUAL: JOHN RAWLS Y JÜRGEN HABERMAS*
Author
Carpintero, John Alexis Rengifo
Pages
125-137
Publication year
2013
Publication date
Dec 2013
Publisher
Universidad de Antioquía
ISSN
01201867
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Spanish
ProQuest document ID
1561748703
Copyright
Copyright Universidad de Antioquia Dec 2013