... Fraser’s account of the wrong of aesthetic injustice. I argue that this allows us to see that certain putative stock examples of testimonial injustices in fact do not fall under the concept. epistemic injustice testimonial injustice relational egalitarianism epistemic objectification epistemic...

... a powerful reason to hold that domination cannot take place without a power imbalance. Consequently, we should only accept definitions of the concept on which domination requires unequal power. domination republicanism relational egalitarianism independence freedom power According to Christopher...

... does that obligation come from? And equality of what? I argue that the luck egalitarian conception of equality of opportunity, which requires the state to compensate for contingencies for which individuals are not responsible but not for those for which they are, is incompatible with the practical...

...Sharon Adetutu Omotoso; Akanni Bolaji Olaronke Nigeria is a veritable case study to discuss tokenism and the quest for egalitarianism. Tokenism ensues when a participant is permitted entrance, but not full participation ( Law, 1975 ); when admittance into such spaces is to portray the institution...

... three intuitive principles for the evaluation of risky prospects in distributional contexts, Ex-Post Egalitarianism, Ex-Ante Pareto and Dominance. In this paper, I return to Peter Diamond’s ( 1967 ) suggestion that we reject Dominance as a principle of rationality in distributional contexts and present...

... System of natural liberty Egalitarianism This paper argues that often when Adam Smith used the word ‘natural’, it was not in contradistinction to supernatural, social or artificial; but to ‘violent’. Furthermore, Smith models, in part, his distinction between natural and violent on Aristotle’s use...

... egalitarianism committed to big government? This response argues that the relationship may be one of convenience. It starts with Peter Simpson’s recent argument for a decentralized authority far weaker than the recognizable state. From the minimalist baseline set by Political Illiberalism, the paper...

... risk of disease rests on premises so shaky that personal responsibility is probably impossible. distributive justice health health care allocation lifestyle diseases luck egalitarianism responsibility Imagine that you are a member...

... Inc. All rights reserved. For permissions, please e-mail: journals.permissions@oup.com 2015 Abstract Luck egalitarianism is often taken to task for its alleged harsh implications. For example, it may seem to imply a policy of nonassistance toward uninsured reckless drivers who suffer injuries. Luck...

... that their universalism is a myth. In the light of these pathologies, it is judged that multi-tier healthcare is morally required. egalitarianism ethics exclusion healthcare justice leveling-down need pluralism subjectivity...

... individuals, fairness requires them to share the benefits of cooperation equally. The existence of such egalitarianism is poorly explained by current evolutionary models. We present a model based on cooperation and partner choice that can account for the emergence of a psychological disposition toward...

... to provide ample care for all and have been criticized for indirectly hindering care for the noncompliant poor ( Schmidt, Voigt, and Wikler, 2010 ). Examples from health, more than from other fields, have figured in prominent criticisms of luck egalitarianism by Elizabeth Anderson, Sam Scheffler, Dan Wikler...

...Linda Barclay However, it is largely a confusion to suppose that respect for value pluralism needs to act as a side constraint to the pursuit of the egalitarian ideal. Recent discussion of egalitarianism and genetic inequality has simply exaggerated the degree to which egalitarians should...

... ABSTRACT By articulating a Peircean strain of bioethical inquiry, Elizabeth Cooke admirably attempts to avert the anti-realism, subjectivism and focus on consensus that afflict much so-called ‘‘pragmatic’’ bioethics. Yet, like many of her Deweyan colleagues, she falls prey to the egalitarian...

...Robert M. Veatch Abstract It is common to interpret Rawls's maximin theory of justice as egalitarian. Compared to utilitarian theories, this may be true. However, in special cases practices that distribute resources so as to benefit the worst off actually increase the inequality between the worst...

... tiered system of health care, with a basic tier focusing on cost-effective care for the poor that eliminates suffering rather than equalizing inputs, and a space for collateral private insurance. Clinton health plan egalitarianism of envy egalitarianism of altrusim limited democracy moral pluralism H...

... and resilience in the face of adversity: “I’ll say this about him, it doesn’t matter how many times he takes a knock, he’ll always get up again and have another go.” Of course, 440 the well-worn egalitarian Australian notion of a “fair go,” and willingness to “have a go,” needs to be weighed against the film’s...

... another s equals is at the foundation of contemporary normative theory: moral, political, and legal (Dworkin 1978: 272 273; see also Arneson 2014; Kymlicka 2002: 4; Miller 2007: 28; Pojman and Westmoreland 1997: 1; Scanlon 2018: 4; Sher 2017: 31). On this view, we have reached an egalitarian plateau...

... natural societies masters appetite deliberation imagination reason use of human beings “savages ” intellect mental illness Persians race racism Europe and Europeans Germans Holy Roman Empire immortality dehumanization Louis XIV King of France Ottoman Empire egalitarianism rights...

... longstanding disputes internal to liberal egalitarianism. Second, it enables us to theorize justice so that it provides guidance for correcting injustice across a range of non-ideal circumstances. That’s because the very same values that are optimally realized in a just society also provide...