The Cambridge Rawls lexicon /

Table of Contents: “…Fundamental ideas (in justice as fairness) /…”
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A common humanity : thinking about love and truth and justice / by Gaita, Raimond, 1946-

Table of Contents: “…Goodness beyond virtue -- Evil beyond vice -- Racism: the denial of a common humanity -- Justice beyond fairness: Mabo & social justice -- Guilt, shame & community -- Genocide & 'the stoken generations' -- Genocide & the Holocaust -- Forms of the unthinkable -- Truth & the responsibility of intellectuals -- Goodness & truth -- Truth as a need of the soul -- A common humanity.…”

A brief history of justice / by Johnston, David, 1951-

Table of Contents: “…. -- 8: The Theory of Justice as Fairness. -- Epilogue: From Social Justice to Global Justice? …”
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A companion to Rawls /

Table of Contents: “…Reidy -- 2. Does justice as fairness have a religious aspect? / Paul Weithman -- Part II. …”
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Moral tribes : emotion, reason, and the gap between us and them / by Greene, Joshua David, 1974-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: The tragedy of commonsense morality -- Part 1: Moral problems -- The tragedy of the commons -- Moral machinery -- Strife on the new pastures -- Part 2: Morality fast and slow -- Trolleyology -- Efficiency, flexibility, and the dual-process brain -- Part 3: Common currency -- A splendid idea -- In search of common currency -- Common currency found -- Part 4: Moral convictions -- Alarming acts -- Justice and fairness -- Part 5: Moral solutions -- Deep pragmatism -- Beyond point-and-shoot morality: six rules for modern herders.…”

John Rawls : the path to a theory of justice / by Gališanka, Andrius

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Theory and practice /

Table of Contents: “…On Regulating Practices with Theories Drawn from Them: A Case of Justice as Fairness; PART V: THE PUBLIC IMPLICATIONS OF THEORY; 12. …”
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Emotions and identity /

Table of Contents: “…Exploring Experiences of Personal and Moral Anger in Nurses; Introduction; Background; Forms of Anger; Triggers of Workplace Anger in a Nursing Context; Nurse-Patient Advocacy: Anger on Behalf of Others; Justice and Fairness.…”
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