Justice | Linguistics and Philosophy | MIT OpenCourseWare

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Prof. Lucas Stanczyk

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Spring 2012

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Undergraduate

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Prof. Lucas Stanczyk

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Spring 2012

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Undergraduate

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Lecture 2 Notes: Classical Utilitarianism

Lecture 3 Notes: Communal Norms

Lecture 4 Notes: Revisionist Utilitarianism

Lecture 5 Notes: The Harm Principle

Lecture 6 Notes: The Utility of Speech

Lecture 7 Notes: The Utility of Liberty

Lecture 8 Notes: The Utility of Democracy

Lecture 9 Notes: Rights as side-constraints

Lecture 10 Notes: Against Redistribution

Lecture 11 Notes: The Entitlement Theory

Lecture 15 Notes: Justice as Fairness

Lecture 16 Notes: Rawls on Markets and Moral Desert

Lecture 18 Notes: Justice & the Family

Lecture 19 Notes: Justice and the social ethos

Lecture 23 Notes: Justice & the Ghetto Poor

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Lucas Stanczyk

Departments

As Taught In

Spring 2012

Level

Undergraduate

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Lucas Stanczyk

Departments

As Taught In

Spring 2012

Level

Undergraduate

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