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THE CONCEPT OF JUSTICE What is the use of defining justice? One could argue that a defmition of justice should be the product of reflections about justice, rather than a starting point. In the case of evaluative concepts such as liberty, democracy and justice, the distinction between defining and advocating is extremely
One version of the ancient definition tells us that to be just is Honeste vivere, neminen laedere, suum cuique tribuere [To live honourably, to harm no one, to yield to each their own].
John Rawls' famous work is based on a definition of justice as fairness that is neither necessary (justice may want to be fair but doesn't have to be) nor sufficient (justice also involves e.g. punishment, control, and retribution).
What is the use of defining justice? One could argue that a definition of justice should be the product of reflections about justice, rather than a starting point. In the case of evaluative concepts such as liberty, democracy and justice, the distinction between...
THE CONCEPT OF JUSTICE. MORRIS GINSBERG. SINCE the war there has been a revival of interest in the idea of justice and its relation to law.
moral powers—their capacity for a sense of justice and their capacity for a conception of the good—in what I call the two fundamental cases. Very briefly, the first fundamental case is the application of the principles of justice to the basic structure of society by the exercise of citizens’ sense of justice.
A THEORY OF JUSTICE. Since it appeared in 1971, John Rawls's A Theory of Justice has become a classic. This revised edition clears up a number of difficulties he and others have found in the original book. Learn more about A Theory of Justice ».
