Kant's Theory of Justice [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 49 (1):160-161 (1995)
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Kant's Theory of Justice is divided into five chapters, but into two halves. The first half, consisting of chapters 1 to 3, explores once again the subterraneous, labyrinthine plumbing of the edifice of Kantian moral philosophy, unearthing some connections not previously noticed and maintaining that, in theory, the quirky old system is still basically sound.

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