Sally Haslanger

Analytic philosophy

Critiqued for being overly individualistic and insufficiently sensitive to social contexts.

Social justice

A concept addressing inequalities faced by marginalized groups, highlighting the need for both individual and collective actions.

Cohen's critique of Rawls

Argues that justice requires both fair rules and a social ethos that informs individual choices.

Social structures

Networks of social relations formed through collective practices.

Schemas

Culturally shared concepts that help organize information and influence behavior.

Social meaning

Dynamic interpretations attached to actions, statuses, and objects in specific contexts.

Stigma

Social stereotypes and negative evaluations that categorize individuals or groups, influencing perceptions and interactions.

Philosophical analysis

Critique of concepts based on their implications for social justice, requiring consideration of social practices.

Ethos of justice

A collective understanding that influences individual actions towards fairness and justice.

Inapt concepts

Concepts that misrepresent or fail to account for social realities, potentially leading to systematic harm.