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What do we mean when we call something a ‘structural injustice’? In this episode, we take up some of Iris Marion Young’s work and ask what makes the difference between interpersonal injustice and structural injustice. Along the way, we investigate concepts such as political responsibility, social connection, and the character of global injustice. As an extra special treat listeners will find out what is preventing Gil from being a revolutionary (the answer may surprise you)!

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References:

Iris Marion Young, Responsibility for Justice (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011)

Iris Marion Young, “Responsibility and Global Labor Justice”, The Journal of Political Philosophy 12:4 (2004): 365-388

Music: Vintage Memories by Schematist | schematist.bandcamp.com

Comments

Anton W

You chose a good excerpt in the teaser, it compelled me to subscribe here!

Isaac Stewart

I am definitely not endorsing the social ontology of Pierre Bourdieu here, as I think his sociological/anthropological project is rather questionable in how it seeks to diverge from Marx, but I have to say, the way that Young’s view on structure was described definitely coincided with his approach to the structure-agent relation? :o

Devin C Hobdy

lol love y'all dearly, but that is not what anyone is getting at when they say "structural racism" 😭