by Jeffrey H. Reiman · Yale University Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780300052343
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«Justice and Modern Moral Philosophy» is the moral philosophy essay by Jeffrey Reiman, published by Yale University Press in paperback, 336 pages.
In this work, Jeffrey Reiman analyses the theories of Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Kant, Marx, Gewirth, Nozick and Rawls to propose a new theory of justice. He argues that the principles of justice are those that ensure that some people are not subjugated by others, and applies this idea to the whole of modern moral philosophy.
The essay originally appeared in 1990; this reprinted edition is from 1992. Text in English.
Aimed at university students, teachers and researchers of philosophy and ethics.
