Translation, compromise, forgiveness. Exploring the role of original goodness in an ethics of capability

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  • Amy Daughton Department of Theology and Religion, University of Birmingham, UK

DOI :

https://doi.org/10.5195/errs.2022.614

Mots-clés :

création, reconnaissance, norme morale, bien commun

Résumé

Si l'argumentation de Ricœur est philosophique, les symboles de la religion n'en font pas moins partie intégrante de ce que son œuvre explore, et représentent un point de rencontre entre conviction et critique. Des travaux récents ont examiné comment le symbole d'une création originellement bonne peut éclairer la philosophie de Ricœur. Cet article s'appuie sur cette proposition en examinant la signification de la bonté originelle de la création pour l'éthique des capacités de Ricœur : dans la traduction, à travers les désaccords et les compromis qui traversent les économies de la grandeur, et dans les échanges de mémoire transcendés par le pardon. Ces modèles opèrent au sein d'une éthique de la reconnaissance, où la bonté originelle de la création peut être détectée dans la pluralité humaine elle-même, comme un horizon présupposé censé permettre un désaccord constructif, et dans une orientation vers le bien en tant que possibilité de la liberté humaine.

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2022-12-15

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