Preguntas de Trabajo Social

The struggle for the recognition of difference has replaced the struggle for socioeconomic redistribution as the paradigmatic form of political conflict in the contemporary world.

• True

• False

Fraser argues that cultural and economic injustices always appear in isolation and are not interconnected.

• True

• False

The redistribution-recognition dilemma arises because while redistribution policies tend to eliminate group differentiation, recognition policies tend to reinforce it.

• True

• False

According to Fraser, social class is a paradigmatic example of a 'bivalent' community that requires both redistribution and recognition.

• True

• False

Gender and race are examples of bivalent communities that simultaneously require redistributive and recognition solutions.

• True

• False

Cultural injustice can be expressed in forms such as cultural domination, lack of recognition, or contempt.

• True

• False

Fraser considers that affirmative solutions seek to correct the effects of injustice by transforming the structures that produce it.

• True

• False

In the case of sexuality, Fraser shows that the injustices faced by homosexuals fundamentally stem from economic structures rather than cultural ones.

• True

• False

The feminist dilemma described by Fraser consists of simultaneously fighting to abolish gender differentiation and positively valuing gender specificity.

• True

• False

According to Fraser, justice in the postsocialist era can only be achieved if recognition and redistribution are articulated together.

• True

• False