Titlebook: Religion and Social Justice; Shivesh C Thakur Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996 god.religion.s

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Philosophical Conceptions of Justice,f justice. This might have been enough of a reason for the inclusion of Aristotle here. But there are also two additional, but related, reasons. One of them is that it is to Aristotle that we owe some of our very important technical vocabulary and maxims relating to justice. But secondly, and more i

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Justice: A Preliminary Survey,’Social justice’ is a sub-category of the broader concept, ‘justice’, and can hardly be understood apart from the latter. In this chapter, therefore, I talk largely about justice in general, while, at the same time, trying to outline the broad contours of social justice.

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The Idea of Justice in the Great Religions,In Chapter 2 we outlined what we had in Chapter 1 called rationalistic theories, especially its modem examples. Here we will try to discuss the other kind, namely, the metaphysical-religious conceptions of justice - not, indeed, all its examples, but only those illustrated by the great religions of the world. We start with Hinduism.

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Religion and Social Justice978-0-230-37444-7Series ISSN 2947-0242 Series E-ISSN 2947-0250

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