An essay on rights:
This book addresses the perennial question: What is justice? The usual answer draws on ideas such as fairness and impartiality. Hillel Steiner departs from this approach: he seeks an answer through an exploration of the nature of rights
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| Zusammenfassung: | This book addresses the perennial question: What is justice? The usual answer draws on ideas such as fairness and impartiality. Hillel Steiner departs from this approach: he seeks an answer through an exploration of the nature of rights People standardly express their demands for justice in terms of rights, the items created and parcelled out by just principles. So, the author argues, it must surely be possible to learn something about justice by identifying the characteristic features of rights - and something more by discovering how two or more rights can co-exist: indeed, a central part of his argument is that for a set of rights to be just they must at least be mutually consistent Everyone is commonly thought to have rights to freedom and to some kind of equal treatment. The tensions between these claims have long exercised the minds of philosophers, moralists, economists, jurists and others. And they have informed the issues at stake in ideological conflict, wars and revolutions. How these tensions are handled in law, politics and economic activity affects relations between individuals, not least as members of different societies and generations |
| Beschreibung: | X, 305 S. |
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Rights
Hillel Steiner
BLACKWELL
Oxford UK * Cambridge USA
Contents
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IX
1 INTRODUCTION I
2 LIBERTY 6
(a) Actions and Eligibility 10
(b) Offers and Threats 22
(c) Prevention and Possession 33
(d) Liberty and Computation 42
3 RIGHTS 5 5
(a) Choices and Benefits 59
(b) Liberties and Duties 74
(c) Compossibility and Domains 86
(d) Titles and Vindications 102
4 MORAL REASONING 109
(a) Rules and Judgements in
(b) Priority and Structure 118
(c) Quality and Quantity 126
(d) Consequences and Numbers 139
5 ECONOMIC REASONING I47
(a) Axioms and Orderings 150
(b) Indifference and Optimality 155
(c) Continuity and Commensurability 166
(d) Endowments and Exploitation 178
V11I CONTENTS
6 JUSTICE 188
(a) Disagreement and Deadlock 190
(b) Impartiality and Lexicality 195
(c) Liberty and Equality 208
(d) Rights and Origins 224
7 ORIGINAL RIGHTS 229
(a) Persons and Things 231
(b) Persons and Bodies 237
(c) Persons and Times 249
(d) Persons and Places 2 62
8 EPILOGUE: JUST REDISTRIBUTIONS Z66
BIBLIOGRAPHY 283
INDEX 296
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