Pub Date : 2024-04-01DOI: 10.1017/s0012217323000306
Daniel Viehoff
Sophia Moreau, in her important book, offers an insightful account of (one strand of) the wrong of discrimination based on the evil of subordination. My symposium contribution seeks to clarify the structure of Moreau's account of subordination and its normative and axiological status. On one plausible view, subordination is fundamentally bad or wrong. On another view, subordination is a distinctive social phenomenon, which is bad or wrong only derivatively. I will outline each view, and consider the implications each has for certain issues central to Moreau's book.
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Pub Date : 2024-04-01DOI: 10.1017/s0012217323000215
A. Blackham
In Faces of Inequality, Sophia Moreau puts forward a pluralistic theory of how discrimination wrongs people. I approach Moreau's ideas not as a legal philosopher or theorist, but as an empirical and socio-legal scholar of equality law. In this commentary, I pick up on five provocations that emerge for me from Moreau's work: on reasonable accommodations, on comparison in equality law, on the public/private divide, on the justification of discrimination, and on discrimination as a personal wrong. While Moreau's work is grounded in the common themes or shared features that emerge from equality laws across jurisdictions, I consider what these themes mean for the uncommon ground, drawing on exceptional developments in discrimination law in some Australian jurisdictions, and our experience with the “exceptional” protected characteristic of age.
索菲亚-莫罗(Sophia Moreau)在《不平等的面孔》(Faces of Inequality)一书中提出了关于歧视如何误人的多元理论。我不是作为一名法律哲学家或理论家,而是作为一名研究平等法的实证和社会法律学者来探讨莫罗的观点。在这篇评论中,我将从莫罗的著作中撷取对我提出的五个挑衅:关于合理便利、关于平等法中的比较、关于公私之分、关于歧视的正当性以及关于作为个人错误的歧视。莫罗的研究立足于各司法管辖区平等法中出现的共同主题或共享特征,而我则借鉴澳大利亚一些司法管辖区歧视法的特殊发展,以及我们在年龄这一 "特殊 "受保护特征方面的经验,来考虑这些主题对不共同点的意义。
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Pub Date : 2024-04-01DOI: 10.1017/s0012217323000264
Dale Smith
In Faces of Inequality, Sophia Moreau offers a pluralist theory of discrimination, according to which discriminatory conduct involves one or more of (at least) three types of wrong. She claims, further, that each of these wrongs represents a failure to treat some people as the equal of others. I argue that this further claim is mistaken. I also suggest that there may be no need for a pluralist theory of discrimination to identify a property that is shared by the different types of wrong recognised by the theory (beyond the fact that each is present in cases of wrongful discrimination).
索菲亚-莫罗(Sophia Moreau)在《不平等的面孔》(Faces of Inequality)一书中提出了一种多元歧视理论,认为歧视行为涉及(至少)三种错误中的一种或多种。她还声称,每一种错误都代表着没有将某些人视为与其他人平等的人。我认为这种进一步的说法是错误的。我还认为,多元歧视理论可能没有必要确定该理论所承认的不同类型的不法行为所共有的属性(除了在不法歧视案件中每种不法行为都存在这一事实之外)。
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Pub Date : 2024-04-01DOI: 10.1017/s0012217323000240
Pablo Gilabert
At the heart of Sophia Moreau's theory of wrongful discrimination is the moral duty to treat others as equals. This article raises some challenges regarding the contours of this duty and suggests some ways to make the theory stronger. In particular, it suggests that we incorporate a cosmopolitan view of the duty's scope, that we illuminate the features at the basis of individuals’ equal moral status to determine its grounds, and that we identify some considerations about important interests to articulate its contents. The relation between Moreau's theory and human rights discourse is also briefly examined, and more engagement with the latter is recommended.
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Pub Date : 2024-04-01DOI: 10.1017/s0012217323000367
Jessica Eisen
Sophia Moreau's Faces of Inequality adopts a provocative philosophical methodology: centring the experiences of victims of discrimination, and the basic contours of anti-discrimination law, in developing an account of wrongful discrimination. If, however, we take seriously sceptical accounts of law developed within feminist and critical race scholarship, we begin to see a tension within Moreau's methodological dyad: if victims of discrimination often experience discrimination law as hostile and disbelieving, how can both be treated as authoritative? This contribution will explore this tension as it emerges in Faces of Inequality, in light of Mari Matsuda's theory of “multiple consciousness.”
索菲亚-莫罗(Sophia Moreau)的《不平等的面孔》(Faces of Inequality)一书采用了一种挑衅性的哲学方法论:以歧视受害者的经历和反歧视法的基本轮廓为中心,展开对不法歧视的论述。然而,如果我们认真对待女权主义和批判性种族学术研究中对法律的怀疑,我们就会发现莫罗的方法论二元对立中存在着一种紧张关系:如果歧视的受害者经常将歧视法视为充满敌意和不信任感的法律,那么如何才能将两者都视为权威呢?本文将根据松田玛丽(Mari Matsuda)的 "多重意识 "理论,探讨《不平等的面孔》中出现的这种紧张关系。
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Pub Date : 2024-03-15DOI: 10.1017/s001221732400012x
Benoit Guilielmo
This article aims to contribute to the elucidation of the nature of inquiry. I start with some common desiderata for any theory of inquiry. I then categorize inquiry as a structured process. By focusing on its essential components, I advance a new characterization of inquiry as a combination of questioning attitudes guiding actions. Finally, I turn to the recent objection that questioning attitudes are not necessary for inquiry. I argue that inquiry is a structured process essentially constituted by questioning attitudes having two precise functional roles, initiating and guiding the deployment of cognitive capacities towards an epistemic goal.
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Au travers du cas clinique d’un adolescent placé dans les services de l’Aide sociale à l’enfance souffrant d’une problématique honteuse et d’un délabrement du lien maternel, l’auteur de cet article étudie en quoi l’écoute familiale modifie l’écoute individuelle à l’aide du concept de scénario généalogique porte-la-honte développé par Pierre Benghozi. À la suite de cet auteur, il propose un nécessaire décalage de l’écoute intrapsychique dans les thérapies familiales vers le transpsychique car une honte intrapsychique exprimée peut aussi être le rappel d’une honte transpsychique indicible, non élaborée.
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Tous les évènements traumatiques instaurent un rapport spécifique au temps. Parmi eux, le génocide constitue un paradigme de l’expérience extrême. Le génocide est un évènement qui échappe au temps commun et qui instaure une nouvelle temporalité, tant pour les victimes que pour les bourreaux. En analysant des témoignages oraux et écrits de rescapés de la Shoah et du génocide des Tutsi au Rwanda, on constate que la temporalité instaurée par le génocide continue longtemps après la fin des massacres à se réverbérer sur la vie des survivants dont les familles ont été décimées.
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