Solidarity, Care and Permanent Crisis

Philosophies 8 (3):48 (2023)
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Abstract

Solidarity is a contested concept whose definition needs to be clarified, especially in the context of the recent pandemic and in a world in permanent crisis. It is necessary to review certain stages of how solidarity develops and to relate the stages to the current status of solidarity in this post-pandemic period, with the aim of establishing some lines of approach to proposals for viable bioethics in the context of a post-foundational philosophy as the present one.

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Jordi Riba Miralles
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Political Solidarity.Sally J. Scholz - 2008 - Pennsylvania State University Press.

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