When justice matters

Article Abstract:

The author compares the interpretation of justice to a map, concepts differing among individuals and leaving them to decide the different situations where justice really matters, and goes on to state when people trust society and vice-versa it is the beginning of prosperity, and justice.

Individual and society

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Why social justice is not all that matters: Justice as the first virtue

Article Abstract:

The author through his presentation aims to reinforce the conviction that things are not necessarily improving, looking forward to a better future, adding that social justice is also an integral part of the process.

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Caring and full moral standing

Article Abstract:

The author proposes and discusses that emotional capacity to care is a sufficient condition of an individuals full moral standing as a person.

Caring

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