Dignidad y género: la eficacia de la axiología cooperativa en la conformación del principio de la igualdad humana
Abstract
As humanity evolves over time and thrives in space, existential values change. Greed and material interests affect the existential stability of people. Men and women lose their human identity and occupy social spaces by virtue of their gender status. The difference is established within the different global societies, and man assumes positions of power and social and labor growth. However, when men and women suffered the material and moral consequences of the Industrial Revolution, the cooperative practice established by the Rochdale Probos Pioneers instituted a new moral, and axiological, order that enhanced equality and collective strength for the confrontation of vicissitudes of existence. Cooperative values, then, are shown to be adequate to the diminution of the behavioral attitude that affects diversity, and tyrannizes equality.
Received: 22 December 2018
Accepted: 09 January 2019
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