PHIL1160 Study Guide - Final Guide: Catholic Social Teaching, Benefit Society, Deontological Ethics
12 Mar 2014
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3 strike rule: go away for life- not rational nor reasonable. Walzer, rawls, maybe isbister communitarian v. liberal difference. John rawls, a theory of justice : utilitarian and libertarian- threat to the individual based in equality. Justice as fairness: original position: certain conditions- can determine what is fair by eliminating external stimuli, no domination and no advantage. Self-interest, liberties defended: rejects meritocracy as is it based in individual talents which one should not selfishly benefit from, the way things are does not determine the way they ought to be. 1, 2, 3, 6: distributive justice: liberal= individual rights are the priority, agrees mostly with rawls, prudent of allocation, not ideological, triangle of social justice: equality, freedom, and efficiency. 2nd corollary (benefit the least advantaged) unnecessary: kantian- we are all moral being having an obligation to social justice. Inefficiency in paying for natural ability beyond what encourages one to work economic injustice.
