Towards an internormative hermeneutics for social justice: principles of justice and recognition in John Rawls and Axel Honneth

Berlin: Peter Lang (2017)
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The author discusses to what extent a generally binding norm of social justice can be established in a modern, plural society. Though the principles of social justice and their sources of normativity are plural, they are interdependent. It is their intelligibility that makes them universal.

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