Rawls, tolerancia internacional y las modernidades alternativas

  1. Álvarez García, David
Revista:
Enrahonar: an international journal of theoretical and practical reason

ISSN: 0211-402X,  2014-881X

Año de publicación: 2009

Título del ejemplar: Rawls

Número: 43

Páginas: 181-203

Tipo: Artículo

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Resumen

This article analyses the problems of the transition from a modus vivendi to a moral conception of toleration and its extension to the international realm in the work of John Rawls. This essay starts from conceptual problems implicit in the experience of the European Reform, an inspiring historical event in the emergence of political liberalism, and analyses its development and accommodation to the current globalized context. Special attention is paid to the problems arising from the commitment with dissenting transformative movements within consultation hierarchies and the demands of tolerant egalitarian recognition by non-liberal societies. We defend that it is possible to hold and alternative reading within this frame. It enables us to explore the potential for reflexive evolution in the Society of Peoples as a realistic utopia. If traditional societies peoples have the capacity to develop modernising «creative adaptations» (alternative modernities), there would be realistic conditions for a thicker global basic structure, a higher degree of international cooperation and channels institutionalise individual rights.

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