'Difference principle' diaporamas de présentation

Theories of Distributive Justice

Theories of Distributive Justice. Three Issues. 1. Scope: Which entities are the legitimate recipients of burdens and benefits? This could include some people, all people, all people and all future people, all people and some nonhuman animals, etc.

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Introduction to Ethical Philosophies

Introduction to Ethical Philosophies . Bell Ringer. Why is it important that a ethical philosophy be reasonable? What is the Social Contract Theory? Should a part of ethics be that everyone get along with one another?. Ethical Theories. Subjective Relativism Cultural Relativism

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John Rawls

Justice or Fairness Approach Learning Plan 5: Ethical Theories Adam Bartel , Maggie LeMieux , Tim Petrie, Della Wilson- Burmeister 11/03/08. John Rawls. Rawls was influenced by Kant and Aristotle An American Philosopher Wrote the Following :

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Chapter 2

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Justice as Fairness: A Closer Look

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What is the Fairness and Justice Approach?

Ethical Theories Presentation LP5 By: Kirstin Flier April Amond Jamie Perry Amanda Mason March 30, 2009. What is the Fairness and Justice Approach?. Basic Moral Question is; How fair is an action?

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Contractualism and justice (1)

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John Rawls, 1921-2002

John Rawls, 1921-2002. Who? GETTING TO THE ASSIGNED ARTICLE: A THEORY OF JUSTICE (1971) HOW WERE PEOPLE THINKG ABOUT ETHICS AND JUSTICE? Utilitarian Intuitionism. Is there a decision procedure that leads to our intuitions? What qualities must a population have? What would they choose?

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RAWLS AND MOOR 22 January

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