Like Penelope's canvas: literature and the principle of equality

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Autor(a) principal: Carusi, Donato
Data de Publicação: 2023
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Título da fonte: Anamorphosis (Porto Alegre)
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Resumo: Because of its content, because it highlights the immense inequality between men and women of flesh and blood, the modern or bourgeois novel educates the reader in what Martha Nussbaum calls "judgment of similar possibilities", encourages him to perceive the equal dignity of people: it is, therefore, a formidable promoter of the moral and legal value of equality. The modern novel does not limit itself to offer the public that individuals change according to circumstances, it accustoms them to thinking that they have the right to want to change: its appearance was therefore also a significant psychological factor in social mobility. After having unmasked the alibi of economic and social success as a synonym of merit and virtue and thus having called into question the imperfect affirmation of equality in the order of political relations (ending, in other words, the form of census democracy), literature presses today to free the principle of equality, universalist by essence, from another contradiction: from the decline on a small scale of individual and separate States. This is just one of the good reasons to introduce a little literature in the training of lawyers.
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spelling Like Penelope's canvas: literature and the principle of equalityCome la tela di Penelope: letteratura e principio d’eguaglianzaComo o manto de Penélope: a literatura e o princípio da igualdadeliterary criticismmodern novelbourgeois novelequalitycrisis of democracycritica della letteraturaromanzo modernoromanzo borgheseegualianzacrisi della democraziacrítica literáriaromance modernoromance burguêsigualdadecrise da democraciaBecause of its content, because it highlights the immense inequality between men and women of flesh and blood, the modern or bourgeois novel educates the reader in what Martha Nussbaum calls "judgment of similar possibilities", encourages him to perceive the equal dignity of people: it is, therefore, a formidable promoter of the moral and legal value of equality. The modern novel does not limit itself to offer the public that individuals change according to circumstances, it accustoms them to thinking that they have the right to want to change: its appearance was therefore also a significant psychological factor in social mobility. After having unmasked the alibi of economic and social success as a synonym of merit and virtue and thus having called into question the imperfect affirmation of equality in the order of political relations (ending, in other words, the form of census democracy), literature presses today to free the principle of equality, universalist by essence, from another contradiction: from the decline on a small scale of individual and separate States. This is just one of the good reasons to introduce a little literature in the training of lawyers.Per i suoi contenuti, per mostrare l’infinita diseguaglianza degli uomini e delle donne in carne e ossa, il romanzo moderno o borghese  educa il lettore a quello che Martha Nussbaum chiama «il giudizio delle analoghe possibilità», stimola a percepire la pari dignità delle persone: è dunque un formidabile promotore del valore morale e giuridico dell’eguaglianza. Il romanzo moderno non si limita a mostrare al pubblico che in relazione alle circostanze gli individui cambiano, ma lo abitua a pensare che abbiano giusto titolo a voler cambiare: la sua comparsa fu quindi anche un rilevante fattore psicologico di mobilità sociale. Dopo aver smascherato l’alibi del successo economico e sociale come sinonimo di merito e di virtù, e con ciò posto fine all’imperfetta affermazione dell’eguaglianza nell’ordine dei rapporti politici (posto fine, in altri termini, alle forme della democrazia censitaria), la letteratura spinge oggi per affrancare il principio d’eguaglianza, per sua essenza universalistico, da un’altra contraddizione: dalla declinazione nella scala ridotta dei singoli e separati Stati. È questo solo uno dei buoni motivi per dare ingresso a un po’ di letteratura nella scuola dei giuristi.Por seu conteúdo, por evidenciar a imensa desigualdade entre homens e mulheres de carne e osso, o romance moderno ou burguês educa o leitor naquilo que Martha Nussbaum denomina "juízo de possibilidades semelhantes", estimula a perceber a igual dignidade das pessoas: ele é, portanto, formidável promotor do valor moral e jurídico da igualdade. O romance moderno não se limita a oferecer ao público que os indivíduos mudam de acordo com as circunstâncias, ele o acostuma a pensar que se têm o direito de querer mudar: a sua aparição foi, portanto, também um significativo fator psicológico da mobilidade social. Depois de ter desmascarado o álibi do sucesso econômico e social como sinônimo de mérito e virtude e de, assim, ter colocado em xeque a imperfeita afirmação da igualdade na ordem das relações políticas (acabando, em outras palavras, com a forma da democracia censitária), a literatura pressiona hoje para libertar o princípio da igualdade, universalista por essência, de outra contradição: do declínio em reduzida escala dos Estados individuais e separados. 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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Like Penelope's canvas: literature and the principle of equality
Come la tela di Penelope: letteratura e principio d’eguaglianza
Como o manto de Penélope: a literatura e o princípio da igualdade
title Like Penelope's canvas: literature and the principle of equality
spellingShingle Like Penelope's canvas: literature and the principle of equality
Carusi, Donato
literary criticism
modern novel
bourgeois novel
equality
crisis of democracy
critica della letteratura
romanzo moderno
romanzo borghese
egualianza
crisi della democrazia
crítica literária
romance moderno
romance burguês
igualdade
crise da democracia
title_short Like Penelope's canvas: literature and the principle of equality
title_full Like Penelope's canvas: literature and the principle of equality
title_fullStr Like Penelope's canvas: literature and the principle of equality
title_full_unstemmed Like Penelope's canvas: literature and the principle of equality
title_sort Like Penelope's canvas: literature and the principle of equality
author Carusi, Donato
author_facet Carusi, Donato
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dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv literary criticism
modern novel
bourgeois novel
equality
crisis of democracy
critica della letteratura
romanzo moderno
romanzo borghese
egualianza
crisi della democrazia
crítica literária
romance moderno
romance burguês
igualdade
crise da democracia
topic literary criticism
modern novel
bourgeois novel
equality
crisis of democracy
critica della letteratura
romanzo moderno
romanzo borghese
egualianza
crisi della democrazia
crítica literária
romance moderno
romance burguês
igualdade
crise da democracia
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