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Organized by the Department of Culture of the City of Cartagena, through Cartagena Think and Read, Think and Imagine, on Thursday June 1 will take place at the Josefina Soria Library of the Ramón Alonso Luzzy Cultural Center the conference titled "The political ideal and Illustrated the fraternity today ", in charge of the
Philosopher and professor Ángel Puyol González.
The event, with free admission until full capacity, will begin at 20 hours and will be presented by Emilio Ginés Martínez Navarro, Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of Murcia.
Angel Puyol González is Professor of Ethics and Political Philosophy at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.
He has been a Visiting Scholar at the London School of Economics and Political Science, New York University and La Sapienza (Rome).
He is the author, among other books, of Justícia i salut.
Ethics per al rationing of health resources (UAB, 1998, Research Prize of the Victor Grífols Foundation), Discourse on equality (Critique, 2001), The dream of equal opportunities (Gedisa, 2010), Rawls.
The philosopher of justice (El País, 2015, translated into three languages);
And has co-edited the collective works Bioethics, Justice and Globalization (Erein, 2007) and Philosophy of Social Epidemiology (CSIC, 2016).
Emilio Martínez Navarro (Cartagena, Spain, 1958), is a Professor of Moral and Political Philosophy at the University of Murcia, where he teaches the History of Political and Social Ideas, History of Contemporary Political Thought, Bioethics and Professionalism, Development Ethics And Problems and Debates around Democracy.
Puyol has recently published the book "THE RIGHT TO FRATERNITY" (Catarata, Madrid 2017).
In it he argues that to affirm that the fraternity has been historically the great forgotten of the French revolutionary triad is nothing more than an obvious finding.
But to maintain, from this, that the place occupied by that noble category occupies it now, solidarity constitutes a severe conceptual confusion (these are concepts with different determinations).
In the same way that nothing more distant from the spirit of the fraternity than to be content with the generalization of certain affections, as does a certain light fraternity (closer to the insubstantial world is good than the Republican value in its own sense).
In fact, the list of misunderstandings around the fraternity could be expanded much more.
But precisely because the list would become long, it is worth, instead of trying to reconstruct and criticize it, the author invites the reader to delve into the pages of this book.
In it you will find a point of view as original as it is stimulating, that of the vindication of fraternity as a right.
It is not a question, of course, of promoting the imposition of a certain type of affection, but of recognizing that no one, absolutely no one (since there are no first brothers and second brothers), should be excluded from the benefits and burdens of Life in society.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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