Aristotle's Theory of Justice

In A Brief History of Justice. Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 63–88 (2011)
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Aristotle's theory of justice ‐ like Plato, Aristotle's belief that people, separated by dramatic differences in their natural capacities   principal source for Aristotle's theory of justice ‐ Book V of his Nicomachean Ethics, companion to, his Politics in expository order   The Ethics, inquiry into nature of the good human life ‐ virtues integral to it   partial justice, sharing of benefits ‐ individuals, should receive and burdens they should bear   Aristotle's decision, discussion with this distinction ‐ types of justice, philosophical method, departure from Plato's approach to philosophy   Aristotle, offering abstract account ‐ equality or inequality of persons being determined   Aristotle's corrective justice ‐ applying to private transactions of two types, voluntary transactions, those into which all parties enter voluntarily   Aristotle's corrective justice in transactions ‐ injustice in transactions, a departure from Aristotle's proportional reciprocity in exchange, occurring   Arist

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