Robert Nozick argues that requirements for this concept are not satisfied by end-result and pattern principles in Anarchy, State, and Utopia, while Hume defined it as an artificial virtue.
Robert Nozick argues that requirements for this concept are not satisfied by end-result and pattern principles in Anarchy, State, and Utopia, while Hume defined it as an artificial virtue. One philosopher claimed that this idea can only be achieved in society through a "difference principle," which is established by placing people behind a (*) "veil of ignorance." John Rawls equated this concept with fairness in a work titled A Theory of this, and Plato argued against a description of this concept as "the advantage of the stronger" in The Republic. Hobbes claimed that this concept does not exist in the state of nature. For ten points, name this philosophical concept, often associated with the court system and a blind woman carrying a scale.
Robert Nozick argues that requirements for this concept are not satisfied by end-result and pattern principles in Anarchy, State, and Utopia, while Hume defined it as an artificial virtue.
{justice} (accept distributive {justice} before “Hume”)