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Robin Zhang
Assistant professor in philosophy at Yale-NUS College, specializing in social and political philosophy; discusses social roles, structural injustice, and individual responsibility in the episode.
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Jan 2, 2022
• 28min
Structural injustice and individual responsibility
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In this discussion, Robin Zhang, an assistant professor at Yale-NUS College specializing in social and political philosophy, delves into the complex web of structural injustice. She highlights that nearly everyone bears some responsibility, yet emphasizes the need to avoid blame. Zhang introduces Iris Marion Young's social connection model, advocating for shared burdens in rectifying systems of injustice. Through examples like university divestment, she shows how individuals can leverage their roles for positive change while navigating the challenges of accountability and guilt.
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