I uppsatsen analyseras remissförslaget till den nya skollagen (Ds 2009:25) samt Barnkonventionen med avsikt att formulera och jämföra hur föräldrar och stat positioneras gällande barnets fostran. Analysen syftar till att belysa likheter och skillnader mellan de båda texterna. Detta sker utifrån ett diskursanalytiskt perspektiv där subjektspositioner är ett nyckelbegrepp i analysen, samt med hjälp av politisk filosofi. Det filosofiska materialet är hämtat från John Rawls, Alasdair MacIntyre samt nutida utbildningsforskning främst representerat av Tomas Englund. De politiska filosofierna bidrar till utmejslandet av tre diskurser funna i den nya skollagen och Barnkonventionen.Dessa diskurser är de stödjande subjektens diskurs vilken är den dominerande diskursen i de båda texterna och i vilken barnet självt ges ansvar för sin utveckling; denna diskurs ligger nära John Rawls politiska teorier.

   ABSTRACT  Title:  4000 seats to Sandviken - The business discourse development from 1921 to 2012 seen through two sports stadiums in Sandviken                            Level: Final assignment for Master Degree in Business Administration Author: Signe Jernberg Supervisor: Lars Ekstrand Date: March 2012 Aim:  The aim of this paper is to investigate the business discourse emergence during the 1900s and to make a contribution to how a business administration discourse can be seen today. Method: The business discourse is examined through a inventory of how business theories, practices and ideas have enabled the design of two sports facilities, Göransson Arena And Nya idrottsplatsen in Sandviken Municipality. The inventory is based on material gathered from Sandviken Municipality archives and from Göransson Arenas' own archives. The archives consist of such things as board meeting protocols, annual reports, bookkeeping, drawings, photographs and more. The method is based on Foucault's discourse analysis, focusing on his archaeological period.Results & conclusion: The archives show how business ideas, theories, and expressions can be seen in the two arenas. The results show how the concepts of customer, company and association are present in the design of the two arenas in different ways.

This study departs in a critique issued against the ethics of deconstruction that it does not provide good enough advice for how to turn its ehtics into "real life"-actions. Taking up the concept of moral practices as found in e.g. Alisdain MacIntyre, Stanley Hauerwas, James K.A. Smith, and Roland Spjuth, this study turns to medieval theologian Thomas Aquinas as a potential resource. Combining the teachings in Aquinas' Summa Thologica with a look into his life as a Domninican, a list of moral practices is put forth and analyzed in conjunction with Derrida's ethics.

This paper is a critique of an article in the Swedish magazine Filosofisk Tidskrift (Philosophical Magazine), in which professor Per Bauhn maintains that there is something wrong with having a group perspective in moral and political matters. In this article Bauhn makes three conclusions. The first one is that you violate Hume's law if you draw the conclusion that something is an oppression only from descriptive premises, which for example communitarians does according to Bauhn. He argues that ?oppression? is a normative term, and therefore it requires at least one normative premise.