Machine generated contents note: -- Mill and the Subjection of Women; J.Annas -- Mill versus Paternalism; R.Arneson -- Mill's Ambivalence about Duty; D.Brink -- Mill's Deonotological Commitments; D.K.Brown -- Justice, Liberty, and the Principle of Utility in Mill; J.P.Dryer -- One Simple Principle; A.Fuchs -- Natural Justice and the Nature of Justice in Mill's Thought; L.Kahn -- Mill's Theory of Justice; D.Lyons -- Mill on Positive Rights; D.Miller -- Mill on Justice and Gender; M.Morales -- Two Objections to Mill's Theory of Justice; J.Riley -- Defending Mill on Justice, Rules, and Rights; W.Shaw -- The Fortunes of Liberal Naturalism; J.Skorupski -- Mill and Justice; C.L.Ten -- Mill and Rawls on Justice; H.West -- Mill and Hume on Justice; F.Wilson.
Summary:
"John Stuart Mill was one of the most important figures in political philosophy but little has been published on his ideas on justice. This impressive collection by renowned Mill scholars addresses this gap in Mill studies and theories of justice"-- Provided by publisher.
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