Approaches to Justice and the Common Good

Aristotle's philosophy emphasizes giving people what they ______

According to Aristotle, moral virtue comes about as a result of ______

Practical wisdom is a moral virtue with ______ implications

Aristotle's concept of justice involves giving each person his or her ______

To cultivate the virtue of citizens, politics is about learning how to live a ______ life

The Feudal or Caste System is characterized by a fixed hierarchy based on ______

The Libertarian theory advocates a free market with formal equality of ______

The Meritocratic theory supports a free market with fair equality of ______

The Egalitarian theory, according to Rawls, is based on the ______ principle

According to Ronald Dworkin, universities define their mission and admission policy based on a particular set of ______

The ______ for Ethical Decision Making

Is this issue about more than solely what is legal or what is most ______

What are the relevant ______ of the case

Which option best serves the community as a whole, not just some ______

How did my decision turn out, and what have I learned from this specific ______

Justice is inescapably judgemental. Justice is not only about the right way to distribute things, it is also about the right way to value things. It involves cultivating virtue and reasoning about the common ______.

If community is important, it must find a way to cultivate in citizens a concern for the whole, a dedication for the common ______, the need to get different people to come together in common institutions.

Help to students with college tuitions in exchange for 100 hours of public ______. You invest in India and India invests in You.

The gap between rich and poor has grown in recent ______.

A politics of moral engagement is not only a more inspiring ideal than a politics of ______.