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Economic justice and liberty/ Huei-Chun Su

By: Su, Huei-ChunMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Routledge, 2013Description: 214 p. HBISBN: 9780415692753DDC classification: 171.5

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PART I Scientific foundation of Mill's philosophy 1 Epistemological and psychological foundations of Mill's utilitarian moral philosophy PART II Utilitarianism and theory of justice 2 Mill's utilitarianism as a system of moral philosophy 3 Mill's utilitarianism as a theory of morality 4 Reconstructing Mill's theory of justice 5 Economic justice, liberty and utilitarianism PART III Dialogues - justice and liberty in focus 6 Rawls versus Mill: deontological versus teleolog'cal theory ofjustice 7 Sen versus Mill: equal capability versus equal claim to happiness 8 Hayek versus Mill: equality before the law versus equal real freedom for all Conclusions: prospect - the continuing relevance of Mill's utilitarianism today

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PART I
Scientific foundation of Mill's philosophy
1 Epistemological and psychological foundations of Mill's
utilitarian moral philosophy
PART II
Utilitarianism and theory of justice
2 Mill's utilitarianism as a system of moral philosophy
3 Mill's utilitarianism as a theory of morality
4 Reconstructing Mill's theory of justice
5 Economic justice, liberty and utilitarianism
PART III
Dialogues - justice and liberty in focus
6 Rawls versus Mill: deontological versus teleolog'cal
theory ofjustice
7 Sen versus Mill: equal capability versus equal claim to
happiness
8 Hayek versus Mill: equality before the law versus equal
real freedom for all
Conclusions: prospect - the continuing relevance of Mill's
utilitarianism today

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