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Justice and the Good Life

Course Number: PHIL 232
Title: Justice and the Good Life
Day & Time 1: TR 12:30PM 01:45PM
Instructor I: Clark J
Credit: 1.00
Course Description: A study of justice within the history of ethical theory, including developments and debates among Humean, consequentialist, and deontological perspectives. We pay special attention to aid (when are we required to help others in need?) and distributive justice (what constitutes a fair distribution of goods and resources?), discussing theories from Dworkin, Rawls, Sen, and Nussbaum. The course concludes with a unit on the capabilities approach to distributive justice, which introduces basic questions about the requirements for living a good and happy human life.
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