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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Justice (Philosophy)"”.
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"Prospering in the Trees": The Meaning of Privacy for Incarcerated Women
… impact their well-being. The restorative justice philosophy may offer a framework through which to re-consider the design of correctional environments that facilitates improved well-being. This study takes a first step toward exploring the notion of “restorative space,” space for which the …
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Empathy, Ethics, and Justice in Children's War Literature
… the three linked concepts of empathy, ethics and justice are created and communicated in children’s war literature. Due to the divisive nature of war literature, the basis of this thesis lies on the in- and outgroup theory of empathy, according to which the extend of our empathy is strongly tied …
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Kongzi, Rawls, and the sense of justice in the Analects.
This dissertation is a comparative study of the philosophy of John Rawls and the Confucian Analects regarding the idea of a sense of justice. The first aim of this work is to correct a view that has been advanced by several scholars of Chinese and comparative philosophy, namely, that the absence of …
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Cooperating As Peers: Labor Justice Between Distributive and Relational Equality
… work is underrepresented in debates about social justice. In this way, political philosophy remains distant from real people s lives, and cannot address objectionable forms of work. The thesis contributes to fill in this gap, addressing the problem of labor justice with particular attention to …
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Philosophical enquiry and autism: story/ing/ied bags of unexpected human and more-than-human encounters in speech-language therapy and classroom spaces
… is to explore the concept of ontoepistemic injustice for autistic children with/in educational and therapeutic settings. Current pedagogies and interventions are embedded in human-centric ontologies that position autistic child as lacking, immature, and often incapacitated epistemologically. …