[DOC 2] - Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes fot the exam (58 pages long!)
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Numbers (cid:884) and (cid:885) reference used. Justice: latin root: (cid:494)upright(cid:495) or (cid:494)fair(cid:495) and (cid:494)equitable(cid:495) English root: (cid:494)rewards(cid:495) for what each person is (cid:494)due(cid:495) We need to apply it to different contexts. Not fair, but equal (cid:494)i can(cid:495)t tell you what justice is, but i can(cid:495)t tell you what it is not(cid:495) Who(cid:495)s left out of the community and why? (cid:494)we hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are. No requirements, but the terms life/liberty/pursuit of happiness is vague, Application of rights is different from theory. Helpful to think about injustice endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, Declaration of independence, 1776 hard to put to practice. Conflict of who is included in the pronoun (cid:494)we(cid:495) (cid:494)union(cid:495) (cid:494)tranquility(cid:495) Kill 1 or 5? good and the individual in society. Belief systems influence the decisions we make. Choice intention pull the lever or no dilemma tensions between common.
