Institution and Justification: On the Need to Distinguish between Two Conceptions of Justice
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2008.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : This paper deals with the place of the concept of justification in the processes of institutions in modern societies. A synthesis is proposed between Commons’ transaction theory and Boltanski and Thevenot justification theory. This synthesis involves tearing down and re-building both of these theories with the help of the American philosopher MacIntyre, who distinguishes two general conceptions of justice: the first in terms of excellence, and the second in terms of efficient coordination.
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This paper deals with the place of the concept of justification in the processes of institutions in modern societies. A synthesis is proposed between Commons’ transaction theory and Boltanski and Thevenot justification theory. This synthesis involves tearing down and re-building both of these theories with the help of the American philosopher MacIntyre, who distinguishes two general conceptions of justice: the first in terms of excellence, and the second in terms of efficient coordination.
Réseaux sociaux