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"Rainer Forst is a leading German political philosopher and was named "the most important political philosopher of his generation" upon his 2012 receipt of the Leibniz Prize. This book brings together discussion from political philosophy, constitutional theory, and legal philosophy to examine Forst's theory of justice, paying special attention to the application of his moral theory to legal fields. Forst then responds to his interlocutors in a concluding chapter. The book is structured from the general to the specific, and begins by examining Forst's "right to justification" as the basis for…

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  • Other · English · 2019
    Oxford University Press, Incorporated · 356 pages · 9780190889050
Constitutional lawJustificationCritical theoryPhilosophyInfluenceJustification (Ethics)Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.)