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Spheres Of Justice

Paperback • 1984 • English

Spheres Of Justice

By Michael Walzer

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Explains how diverse societies distribute such entities as education, citizenship, work, leisure time, honors, and love, as well as wealth and power, and argues that a just distribution necessitates an open egalitarianism

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9780465081899

Publisher

Basic Books

Published year

1984

Language

English

Original title

Spheres Of Justice

Format

Paperback

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