Vol. 8 No. 2 (2025)

Published: 31-12-2025

Work, Body, and Injustice. The Critical Potential of Contemporary Social Philosophy

Introduction: Work, Body, and Injustice. The Critical Potential of Contemporary Social Philosophy

Nurua Sánchez Madrid, José Luis Moreno Pestaña
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A Bodily Normativity for Neoliberal Work: A Social Philosophy Approach

Pablo López Álvarez, Nurua Sánchez Madrid, Clara Navarro Ruiz
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On the Exploitation of the Body. Exclusion, Domination and Exploitation: Three Strands of One Cloth

José Luis Moreno Pestaña
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Bodies and work: A Study of Employment in the Service and Cultural Sectors

Nuria Peist Rojzman, Francisco Manuel Carballo Rodríguez
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Beauty Tax: The Unfair Price Women Pay in Politics

Jéssica Melo Rivetti
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Symposium on Niko Kolodny, The Pecking Order: Social Hierarchy as a Philosophical Problem

Anthropologies of Social Life and the Critique of Relations of Inferiority

Francesca Sofia Alexandratos
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Relations of Inferiority and Structural Domination

Elena Icardi
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Rescuing Democratic Representation From Equal Influence

Giulia Bistagnino
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Individualism, Systematic Domination, and Democratic Representation: Replies to Alexandratos, Icardi, and Bistagnino

Niko Kolodny
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Symposium on Alessandro Ferrara, Sovereignty Across Generations

The Transgenerational Demos

Annabelle Lever
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Sovereignty Across Living Generations

Axel Gosseries
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Reciprocity, Boundaries, and Regression On Ferrara’s Sovereignty Across Generations

Daniele Santoro
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Representing the Future: Amid Present Contingencies and Future Aspirations

Giuseppe Ballacci
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Intergenerational Reciprocity and Sequential Democratic Sovereignty: A Reply

Alessandro Ferrara
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