This study focuses on analyzing the Politics of Recognition and the right to education under the influences of three great philosophers: Axel Honneth, Charles Taylor and Paul Ricoeur. Each of them, in their own way, give a special contribution to compose normative and ethical theories about the recognition of the subject that leads to reach the autonomy, the capacity and the dignity of being. The research aims to demonstrate that recognition is, on one hand, an assumption of education (under the formal aspect) and, on the other hand, education works to achieve the substantial recognition. The philosophical contribution of Ricoeur is essential, because it broadens the horizon of recognition and does not limit it by the idea of struggle/confl...