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Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do? Michael J. Sandel
Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux

The approach to justice that begins with freedom is a capacious school. - posted in 3 - Ethics: Michael Sandel's course simply called “ Justice” is one of the most popular courses at Harvard. Justice 公義，相信有很多人都已經忘記或者以為係必然的。 但公義是什麼呢，係你一個我一個? Which encourages us to ask: on what basis do we make our decisions? я придерживаюсь "моральных" принципов, сильно отличных от принципов, к которым старается подвести своих студентов профессор Сэндерс, но не могу не признать, что он великолепный преподаватель. To fight, but what's right, Right for all wrong for none, Feasibility turns zero to get one, Some say moral is that we choose justice, Justice to all, we rarely did, Befall upon to choose, We choose what's important and which amuse, Some choose friends, some go for family, From the articles of PETA, I looked closely at their justifications for doing some the most anti-sematic, racist, and misogynistic things that I have seen protestors do. What is essential, according to this way of seeing things, is to give each person what is rightfully due to him, even if following this course does not lead to the best consequences. Hence, a book written by a professor of philosophical politics who is renowned all over Youtube for his fantastic lectures on justice must prove to be the perfect read for me? Justice is an excellent overview of basic issues in moral and political philosophy written in an accessible style with interesting real world examples and thought experiments. Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do? In his book In his concluding chapter, “Justice and the Common Good,” Sandel teaches us that doing the right thing, or justice is always about values. ƭ�義：一場思辯之旅(Justice: What's The Right Thing To Do?) Posted on 2013 年02 月13 日 by 西皮 · IMG_3095 縱然闡述正義的學說，各有盲點，無一完美，作者邁可‧桑德爾(Michael J. Say just what you mean to do on every occasion and take it for granted you mean to do the right thing. Leading the laissez-faire camp are free-market libertarians who believe that justice consists in respecting and upholding the voluntary choices made by consenting adults.