Michael Walzer
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Political theorist, born in 1935, whose Spheres of Justice (1983) argued that different social goods must be distributed by different principles, set by what…
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The argument of Spheres of Justice is still mostly right (opens korrents.com)
“I have to say something, briefly, about the argument of that book, which I still think is mostly right.”
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Okin's feminist critique was a necessary corrective to Spheres of Justice (opens korrents.com)
“Okin’s book was a necessary corrective to my arguments (and also to all the other theorists that she took on).”
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Grasping Okin's picture of encompassing patriarchal cultures would have changed Spheres of Justice (opens korrents.com)
“But I would surely have written differently if I had grasped the force of Okin’s picture of women living in radically encompassing patriarchal cultures.”
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The argument of Spheres of Justice is still mostly right (opens korrents.com)