Ética para Celia

Philosophy teaches us that the important thing is the questions we ask ourselves, as long as we formulate our questions well and ask ourselves about the foundation of our projects. Ethics, for its part, is an invitation to put oneself in the place of others, and it happens that until now men have not put themselves in the place of women. With them, almost everything has been worth: from erasing their name and their history to sexual violence. Philosophy and, with it, ethics can help us understand the enormous contradictions that women have to face in a patriarchal world to which philosophers, even without having lived up to it, did contribute a critical way of thinking that It has led to being aware of inequalities and questioning the system. Ethics for Celia invites us to look reality in the face, the fact that our lives have been built on a double truth, with different moral standards and life goals for women and men. This double truth has been transformed, but it has not disappeared. Young women are no longer socialized with the idea that they are for others, but to be desirable, which is still another way of being for others.