Is it possible to construct a feminist theory of justice?

Abstract

Although there is a social, formal and coercive coordination that requires the observance of the law, in the system of administration of justice the androcentric exegesis of the judges can often be appreciated. This normative system created, applied and interpreted from the traditional masculinity, categorizes by means of the right good women within the law, and bad women outside the law. The objective of this reflection is to prefigure guidelines to vindicate the dignity of women in access to justice as marginalized subjects due to the hetero-applicability of the patriarchal norm. The methodological aspect of this research is of a strictly documentary qualitative nature. Among the main findings of the present, it is found that feminism is an effective configuration of the theory of justice that responds to the needs of women according to their social contexts, and that furthermore, this action cannot be adjusted to a single universalist theory. of justice since there is no unambiguous category of woman. This in turn implies that, women have the prerogative to present the right to be bad women.