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Richard Dien Winfield

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Description:This is a finely argued, detailed, and comprehensive systematic theory of justice, brilliantly extending Hegelian ethics much as Rawls s Theory of Justice rehabilitated and extended classical Liberalism. Winfield argues that justice, like reason, must be self-grounding, and that to achieve this, it must be self-determined. The theory of justice must therefore abandon its appeal to metaphysically given or transcendentally constituted norms and instead determine the institutions of freedom. In pursuit of this task, Winfield offers insightful discussions of property relations, morality, the family, capital and commodity relations, economic and social justice, and the state. In contrast to Liberalism, which sees the state as instrumental to non-political ends, Winfield defends the democratic state as the just realization of freedom. Throughout, it is argued that justice is defined interactively, where one s freedom is determined by how one s interactions respect and foster the institutional freedom of others. Although the author s arguments proceed systematically, at each stage he deals adroitly with the relevant major thinkers in the Western tradition not only with Hegel, but with the ancients, the classical liberals, Marx, and contemporaries such as Rawls."We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Reason and Justice (Systematic Philosophy (Dis)). To get started finding Reason and Justice (Systematic Philosophy (Dis)), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: This is a finely argued, detailed, and comprehensive systematic theory of justice, brilliantly extending Hegelian ethics much as Rawls s Theory of Justice rehabilitated and extended classical Liberalism. Winfield argues that justice, like reason, must be self-grounding, and that to achieve this, it must be self-determined. The theory of justice must therefore abandon its appeal to metaphysically given or transcendentally constituted norms and instead determine the institutions of freedom. In pursuit of this task, Winfield offers insightful discussions of property relations, morality, the family, capital and commodity relations, economic and social justice, and the state. In contrast to Liberalism, which sees the state as instrumental to non-political ends, Winfield defends the democratic state as the just realization of freedom. Throughout, it is argued that justice is defined interactively, where one s freedom is determined by how one s interactions respect and foster the institutional freedom of others. Although the author s arguments proceed systematically, at each stage he deals adroitly with the relevant major thinkers in the Western tradition not only with Hegel, but with the ancients, the classical liberals, Marx, and contemporaries such as Rawls."We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Reason and Justice (Systematic Philosophy (Dis)). To get started finding Reason and Justice (Systematic Philosophy (Dis)), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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