Titlebook: Justice; Views from the Socia Ronald L. Cohen Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 emotion.Institution.Moral

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Philosophy and Justice,g himself that at least he did not act unjustly. The point here is simply that justice is not the whole of morality, it is only one part of it. Thus justice is one characteristic among many of a good society. As William Frankena (1962, p. ix) states, “Societies can be loving, efficient, prosperous,

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Psychology and Justice,sis on scarcity and competition in human interaction, an emphasis that is pervasive but also distorting (see Gross & Averill, 1983). I am assuming that justice refers not only to fair treatment but also to respect for the needs and rights inherent in human nature—an assumption that is shared by some