Episode 64: Nicomachean Ethics V-4: Where can one find Justice?
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The episode explores Aristotle's views on justice as presented in Nicomachean Ethics, focusing on the just person, corporation, and state.
What Is Justice? Aristotle on the Just Person, Corporation, and State (Nicomachean Ethics, Book V) In this episode of Resiliency Rounds, Aneesh and Jeremy continue Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics (Book V) on justice, using a question-driven format to ask what it means to be a just person, corporation, and state. They distinguish constitutional justice—how a state distributes basic goods like health, education, and security—from justice in voluntary exchanges between individuals, and discuss th...
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