著者について

Iris Marion Young was a prominent political theorist and feminist philosopher known for her contributions to democratic theory and social justice. Her work often focused on issues of power, oppression, and the importance of inclusivity in democratic processes. Young challenged traditional notions of deliberative democracy, advocating for a more pluralistic approach that recognizes diverse voices and perspectives. Her influential texts, including "Theories of Democracy: A Reader" and "The Illusion of Consent: Engaging with Carole Pateman," have had a significant impact on feminist philosophy and political thought.

Throughout her career, Young emphasized the importance of social justice and the role of marginalized groups in political discourse. She argued that true democracy requires not only participation but also the recognition of the unique experiences and needs of different communities. Young's ideas continue to inspire scholars and activists alike, making her a key figure in contemporary discussions about democracy, gender, and social equity.

国籍 アメリカ人
生年月日 January 9, 1949
出生地 New York City, New York, USA
死亡日 August 4, 2006
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