Recognition, Identity, and Difference
Laitinen, A., & Hirvonen, O. (2021). Recognition, Identity, and Difference. In L. Siep, H. Ikäheimo, & M. Quante (Eds.), Handbuch Anerkennung (pp. 459-468). Springer VS. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-19558-8_68
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This entry discusses three forms of politics of recognition: politics of universalism, affirmative identity politics, and deconstructive politics of difference. It examines the constitutive, causally formative, and normative role that recognition has for the relevant senses of universal standing, particular identity, and difference in these approaches.
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