Titlebook: Renewing Liberalism; James A. Sherman Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Autonomy and Practical Reasoning.Autono

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Autonomy and Rational Deliberation About Endsliberating about ends. It begins with a discussion of the concept of an end, the relationships between ends and means of different types, and the place of ends in practical reasoning, which draws extensively from Aristotle. It then proceeds to develop a precise, dynamic model of rational deliberatio

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Liberty: Freedom – Introductionnception of liberty may be fairly characterized is as the liberty to pursue and achieve well-being. This introductory chapter briefly discusses the view of well-being which serves as a foundation for the account of liberty. What is presented here amounts to a sketch of a view of well-being, sufficie

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The Concept of Individual Freedomship between an agent’s freedom of choice and that agent’s values. It begins a search, continued in the following chapter, for a specific conception of freedom which is fit to play the role of a guiding moral and political value. After examining the negative concept of freedom—freedom from constrain

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A Neo-Aristotelian Theory of Individual Libertyork of Amartya Sen. It argues that we should understand individual freedom in terms of the opportunities that an agent has, first, to develop his capacity of autonomy, and then, to autonomously choose to develop and exercise his capabilities over the course of his life. This view of freedom satisfie

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Justice: Distribution – Introductiontory chapter attempts to justify the rather severely limited range of theories which subsequent chapters discuss and criticize in depth. The way to do this is first to ascend to a fairly high level of abstraction, and provide a taxonomy of the types of theories of distributive justice. The most gene

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Liberty, Equality and Justicebutive justice. It also discusses the two most prominent types of non-egalitarian distributive theory, utilitarianism and prioritarianism. The discussion of egalitarian theories has a dual focus: what form should the theory take (strict equality, satisficing, maximizing the position of the worst-off

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Beyond the Old Economicser. It begins with a detailed discussion of the dominant contemporary versions of neoclassical macroeconomics – New Keynesianism and New Classicism – and the microeconomic foundations which they share. The entire neoclassical project, the center of which is General Equilibrium Theory, is subjected t

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