Social Justice: A Critical EssayMacmillan, 1900 - 385 páginas |
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... civil laws examined with respect to their validity , but the tenure and extent of the authority of the lawgivers brought before the bar of reason . Thus , in the sixteenth , seventeenth , and eighteenth cen- turies , the doctrine became ...
... civil laws examined with respect to their validity , but the tenure and extent of the authority of the lawgivers brought before the bar of reason . Thus , in the sixteenth , seventeenth , and eighteenth cen- turies , the doctrine became ...
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... civil society . . That there are such underlying ideas of right , and that the whole tenor of legislation is silently , uncon- sciously , moulded by the accepted views as to what is economically and constitutionally fair and just , will ...
... civil society . . That there are such underlying ideas of right , and that the whole tenor of legislation is silently , uncon- sciously , moulded by the accepted views as to what is economically and constitutionally fair and just , will ...
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... Civil , ( 4 ) Political , ( 5 ) Social , ( 6 ) Eco- nomic.2 We shall consider each of these in the order given . I. Spiritual Equality . This form of equality refers to men viewed as moral beings , as partakers in the divine reason ...
... Civil , ( 4 ) Political , ( 5 ) Social , ( 6 ) Eco- nomic.2 We shall consider each of these in the order given . I. Spiritual Equality . This form of equality refers to men viewed as moral beings , as partakers in the divine reason ...
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... civil equality is meant legal equality , the possession of equal rights in the sphere of private law by all the ... civil rights to their proper use , or of satis- factorily fulfilling the corresponding civil obligations . Thus in all ...
... civil equality is meant legal equality , the possession of equal rights in the sphere of private law by all the ... civil rights to their proper use , or of satis- factorily fulfilling the corresponding civil obligations . Thus in all ...
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... civil equality cannot be considered an ideal of justice . The nearest we can come to framing a rule of justice in this respect is to say that there should be substan- tial equality as to all individuals who are conceived to be , from an ...
... civil equality cannot be considered an ideal of justice . The nearest we can come to framing a rule of justice in this respect is to say that there should be substan- tial equality as to all individuals who are conceived to be , from an ...
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