The Cambridge Rawls lexicon /
edited by Jon Mandle, SUNY Albany and David A. Reidy, University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
- xxiii, 897 pages ; 26 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
A. -- Abortion / Advantage, mutual vs. reciprocal / Allocative justice / Altruism / Animals / Aquinas / Aristotelian principle / Aristotle / Arneson / Arrow / Autonomy / Autonomy / Avoidance / B. -- Barry / Basic liberties / Basic needs / Basic structure of society / Beitz / Benevolent absolutism / Berlin / Branches of government / Buchanan / Burdened societies / Burdens of judgment / C. -- Capabilities / Care / Catholicism / Chain connection / Circumstances of justice / Citizen / Civic humanism / Civic republicanism / Civil disobedience / Close-knitness / Cohen / Cohen / Common good idea of justice / Communitarianism / Comprehensive doctrine / Conception of the good / Congruence / Conscientious refusal / Constitution and constitutional essentials / Constitutional consensus / Constructivism: Kantian / Cooperation and coordination / Cosmopolitanism / Counting principles / Culture / D. -- Daniels / Decent societies / Deliberative rationality / Democracy / Democratic peace / Deontological vs. teleological theories / Desert / Desires / Dewey / Difference principle / Distributive justice / Dominant end theories / Duty of assistance / Duty of civility / Dworkin / E. -- The economy / Egoism / The environment / Envy / Equal opportunity / F. -- Facts, general (in OP argument and as part of justification) / Fair equality of opportunity / Fairness, principle of / Faith / Family / Feminism / Formal justice / The four-stage sequence / Freedom / Freedom of speech / Freeman / Fundamental ideas (in justice as fairness) / G. -- Games / Goodness as rationality / Guilt and shame / James Boettcher -- Colin Macleod -- Pete Murray -- Jon Mandle -- Daniel Dombrowski -- Thomas Daniel Dombrowski -- Steven Wall -- Daniel Dombrowski -- Richard/Dale Dorsey -- Kenneth J. Iwao Hirose -- moral Catherine Audard -- political Catherine Audard -- method of Henry S. Richardson -- -- Brian Rex Martin -- de Marneffe -- principle of Rodney G. Peffer -- David A. Reidy -- Charles Matt Lister -- Walter J. Riker -- Isaiah Daniel Weinstock -- Martin O'Neill and Thad Williamson -- Allen Helena de Bres -- Michael Blake -- Michael Blake -- -- Henry S. Richardson -- Victoria Costa -- James Boettcher -- Jon Mandle -- Faviola Rivera-Castro -- Matt Lister -- Victoria Costa -- Victoria Costa -- David Lyons -- Rex Martin -- G. A. Jon Mandle -- Joshua Helena de Bres -- Walter J. Riker -- Daniel Weinstock -- Paul Voice -- Pete Murray -- Andrew Lister -- David Lyons -- David A. Reidy -- George Klosko -- political /Larry Krasnoff -- J. Donald Moon -- Darrel Moellendorf -- Jon Mandle -- political vs. background /Micah Lewin D -- -- Norman Martin O'Neill and Juliana Bidadanure -- Gillian Brock -- Henry S. Richardson -- Jeffrey Bercuson -- Walter J. Riker -- David A. Reidy -- Jon Mandle -- Alan W. Grose -- John Robert B. Talisse -- Simon Laden -- Pete Murray -- David A. Reidy -- Darrel Moellendorf -- James Boettcher -- Ronald Peter de Marneffe -- -- Gerald Doppelt -- James P. Sterba -- Jon Mandle -- Steve Wall -- democratic interpretation/ Rex Martin -- -- von Platz -- Shlomi Segall -- David Lyons -- Daniel Dombrowski -- S. A. Lloyd -- S. A. Lloyd -- Jon Mandle -- Miriam Ronzoni -- Jon Mandle -- Colin Macleod -- Samuel Jeppe von Platz -- Gilabert -- -- Simon Laden -- Pete Murray -- David A. Reidy -- -- 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. H. -- Happiness / Harsanyi / Hart / Health and health / Hedonism / Hegel / Higher-order interests / Hobbes / Human rights / Hume / I. -- Ideal and nonideal theory / Individualism / Institutions / Intuitionism / J. -- Just war theory / Justice and interpersonal comparison / Justice / Justification: freestanding / Justification vs. proof / K. -- Kant, Immanuel / Kantian interpretation / King / Kohlberg, Lawrence / Kymlicka, Will Jo ̃ ao / L. -- Law of Peoples / Law, system of / Least-advantaged position / Legitimacy / 113. Legitimate expectations Martin O'Neill -- Leibniz / Leisure / Lexical priority: liberty, opportunity, wealth / Liberal conception of justice / Liberal people / Liberalism as comprehensive doctrine / Liberalism, comprehensive vs. political / Libertarianism / Liberty, equal worth of / Liberty of conscience / Locke, John / Love / Luck egalitarianism / M. -- The market / Marx / Maximin rule of choice / Migration / Mill / Mixed conceptions of justice / Moral education / Moral person / Moral psychology / Moral sentiments / Moral theory / Moral worth of persons / N. -- Nagel / Nash point / Natural duties / Natural duty of justice / Natural talents / Neutrality / Nozick / Nussbaum / O. -- Objectivity / Obligations / Okin, Susan Moller / The original position / Outlaw states / Overlapping consensus / P. -- Paternalism / Peoples / Perfectionism / Plan of life / Pogge / Political conception of justice / Political liberalism, justice as fairness as / Political liberalisms, family of / Political obligation / Political virtues / Practical reason / Precepts of justice / Primary goods, social / The priority of the right over the good / Procedural justice / Promising / Property-owning democracy / Public choice theory / Public political culture / Public reason / Publicity / R. -- Race / Rational choice theory / Rational intuitionism / Realistic utopia / The reasonable and the rational / Reasonable hope / Reasonable pluralism / Reciprocity / Reconciliation / Redress / Reflective equilibrium / Religion / Respect for persons / Right: concept of, and formal constraints of / Rights,constitutional / Rights, moral and legal / Rorty, Richard / Ross / Rousseau, Jean-Jacques / Rule of law / Rules (two concepts of) / S. -- Sandel, Michael / Scanlon, T. M. / Self-interest / Self-respect / Sen, Amartya / Sense of justice / Sidgwick / Sin / Social choice theory / Social contract / Social minimum / Social union / Socialism / Society of peoples / Soper, Philip / Sovereignty / Stability / Statesman and duty of statesmanship / Strains of commitment / Supreme Court and judicial review / T. -- Taxation / Thin and full theories of good / Toleration / Truth / The two principles of justice (in justice as fairness) / U. -- Unity of self / Utilitarianism / Utility / Walzer, Michael / Well-ordered society / Wittgenstein / David A. Reidy -- John C. Iwao Hirose -- H.L.A. Matt Lister -- Norman Daniels -- de Bres -- G. W. F. Sibyl A. Schwarzenbach -- Adam Hosein -- Thomas S. A. Lloyd -- Gillian Brock -- David Jon Mandle -- -- James W. Nickel -- de Marneffe -- Miriam Ronzoni -- Chris Naticchia -- -- David Lefkowitz -- Iwao Hirose -- concept of Jo ̃ ao Cardoso Rosas -- Jonathan Quong -- Jonathan Quong -- -- Larry Krasnoff -- Larry Krasnoff -- Martin Luther/ Jr. Kevin Vallier -- Walter J. Riker -- Cardoso Rosas -- -- Gillian Brock -- David A. Reidy -- Paul Voice -- J. Donald Moon -- -- G. W. Jon Mandle -- Kristi A. Olson -- Andrew Lister -- Micah Lewin -- Walter J. Riker -- Todd Hedrick -- Micah Lewin -- Peter Vallentyne -- Adam Hosein -- Kevin Vallier -- der Vossen -- Paul Voice -- ́Veronique Munoz-Darde -- -- Andrew Lister -- Karl Rodney G. Peffer -- Jon Mandle -- Michael Blake -- John Stuart Catherine Audard -- Veronique Munoz-Darde -- Victoria Costa -- David A. Reidy -- David A. Reidy -- David A. Reidy -- Paul Voice -- Faviola Rivera-Castro -- -- Thomas Alan Thomas and Martin O'Neill -- Simon Laden -- Faviola Rivera-Castro -- David Lyons -- Adam Hosein -- de Marneffe -- Robert Helga Varden -- Martha Alan W. Grose -- -- Daniel Weinstock -- Miriam Ronzoni -- Michael Blake -- Simon Laden -- Darrel Moellendorf -- Martin -- -- de Marneffe -- de Bres -- Steven Wall -- Faviola Rivera-Castro -- Thomas Jon Mandle -- Micah Lewin -- J. Donald Moon -- Micah Lewin -- George Klosko -- James Boettcher -- Larry Krasnoff -- Jon Mandle -- Andreas Follesdal -- Jaime Ahlberg -- Jon Garthoff -- Adam Hosein -- Rodney G. Peffer -- Kevin Vallier -- Ryan Prevnick -- Blain Neufeld -- Jon Garthoff -- -- Kevin M. Graham -- Iwao Hirose -- Jon Mandle -- Catherine Audard -- Larry Krasnoff -- Paul Voice -- Andrew Lister -- J. Donald Moon -- Todd Hedrick -- principle of /Steven Wall -- Norman Daniels -- Daniel Dombrowski -- Nir Eyal -- Jeppe von Platz -- Frank I. Michelman -- Alistair Macleod -- Robert B. Talisse -- W. D. Adam Cureton -- Jeffrey Bercuson -- David A. Reidy -- Daniel Weinstock -- -- Robert B. Talisse -- de Marneffe -- Adam Cureton -- Faviola Rivera-Castro -- Pablo Gilabert -- Jon Mandle -- Henry Catherine Audard -- Daniel Dombrowski -- Iwao Hirose -- Andrew Lister -- Walter E. Schaller -- Sibyl A. Schwarzenbach -- Rodney G. Peffer -- Chris Naticchia -- Walter J. Riker -- Matt Lister -- Larry Krasnoff -- Jon Mandle -- David Lefkowitz -- Todd Hedrick -- -- Martin O'Neill and Thad Williamson -- Paul Weithman -- Daniel Weinstock -- Henry S. Richardson -- Pablo Gilabert -- -- David A. Reidy -- Rahul Kumar -- Jon Mandle -- -- Daniel Dombrowski -- J. 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"John Rawls is widely regarded as one of the most influential philosophers of the twentieth century, and his work has permanently shaped the nature and terms of moral and political philosophy, deploying a robust and specialized vocabulary that reaches beyond philosophy to political science, economics, sociology, and law. This volume is a complete and accessible guide to Rawls's vocabulary, with over 200 alphabetical encyclopaedic entries written by the world's leading Rawls scholars. From "basic structure" to "burdened society," from "Sidgwick" to "strains of commitment," and from "Nash point" to "natural duties," the volume covers the entirety of Rawls's central ideas and terminology, with illuminating detail and careful cross-referencing. It will be an essential resource for students and scholars of Rawls, as well as for other readers in political philosophy, ethics, political science, sociology, international relations and law"--