All Justice is Social but it’s not all Social Justice

Philosophia 41 (2):383-395 (2013)
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I take social injustice to be injustice perpetrated on members of society by laws and public social practices. I take social justice to be the struggle to right social injustice. After explaining these ideas, I then address the question: why are so many people opposed to the very idea of social justice? I offer a number of explanations, among them, that to acknowledge that there is social injustice in one’s society often requires considerable change on one’s part

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Justice: Rights and Wrongs.Nicholas Wolterstorff - 2010 - Princeton University Press.

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