John Rawls (eBook)

An Introduction to Rawls on Justice Jon Mandle and Sarah Roberts-Cady Part I: Public Reason Introduction to Public Reason Chapter 1: Public Political Reason: Still Not Wide Enough David Reidy Chapter 2: Just Wide Enough: Reidy on Public Reason James Boettcher Part II: Ideal and Nonideal Theory Introduction to Ideal and Nonideal Theory Chapter 3: The "Focusing Illusion" of Rawlsian Ideal Theory Colin Farrelly Chapter 4: The Value of Ideal Theory Matthew Adams Part III: The Libertarian Critique Introduction to the Libertarian Critique Chapter 5: Rawls's Underestimation of the Importance of Economic Agency and Economic Rights Jeppe Von Platz Chapter 6: Rawls on Economic Liberty and the Choice of "Systems of Social Co-Operation" Alan Thomas Part IV: Luck Egalitarianism Introduction to Luck Egalitarianism Chapter 7: Rawls and Luck Egalitarianism Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen Chapter 8: The Point of Justice: On the Paradigmatic Incompatibility between Rawlsian "Justice as Fairness" and Luck Egalitarianism Rainer Forst Part V: The Capability Critique Introduction to the Capability Critique Chapter 9: Sen's Capability Critique Chris Lowry Chapter 10: Spectres of Democracy: Detouring the Limitations of Rawls and the Capabilities Approach Tony Fitzpatrick Part VI: The Dependency Critique Introduction to the Dependency Critique Chapter 11: The Dependency Critique of Rawlsian Equality Eva Kittay Chapter 12: A Feminist Liberal Response to the Dependency Critique Amy Baehr Part VII: Rawls and feminism Introduction to Rawls and Feminism Chapter 13: The Indeterminacy of Rawls's Principles for Gender Justice M. Victoria Costa Chapter 14: A Feminist Defense of Political Liberalism Christie Hartley and Lori Watson Part VIII: Rawls and Nonhuman Animals Introduction to Rawls and Nonhuman Animals Chapter 15: Extending Rawlsian Justice to Nonhuman Animals Sarah Roberts-Cady Chapter 16: Rawls and Animals: A Defense Patrick Taylor Smith Part IX: International Economic Justice Introduction to International Economic Justice Chapter 17: Rawls on Global Economic Justice: A Critical Examination Rekha Nath Chapter 18: Rawls's Reasoning about International Economic Justice: A Defense Gillian Brock Part X: International Justice and Toleration Introduction to International Justice and Toleration Chapter 19: Right-Wing Populism and Non-Coercive Injustice: On the Limits of the Law of Peoples Michael Blake Chapter 20: Tolerating Decent Societies: A Defense of the Law of Peoples Jon Mandle