Six Theories of Justice: Perspectives from Philosophical and Theological Ethics

By:

Lebacqz, Karen [Author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Minneapolis Augsburg Publishing House 1986Description: 159pISBN:

0806622458

DDC classification:

H16 L490

Contents:

The utilitarian challenge: John Stuart Mill, A contract Response: John Rawls, An entitlement alternative; Robert Nozick, A catholic Response: The National Conference of Catholic Bishops, A Protestant Alternative: Reinhold Niebuhr, A Liberation Challenge: Jose Porfirio Miranda

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The utilitarian challenge: John Stuart Mill,
A contract Response: John Rawls,
An entitlement alternative; Robert Nozick,
A catholic Response: The National Conference of Catholic Bishops,
A Protestant Alternative: Reinhold Niebuhr,
A Liberation Challenge: Jose Porfirio Miranda

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