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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.8.2009.tde-08102009-170926
Document
Author
Full name
Flávia Silva Scabin
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2008
Supervisor
Committee
Araujo, Cicero Romao Resende de (President)
Vita, Alvaro de
Werle, Denilson Luis
Title in Portuguese
A prioridade do direito sobre o bem: uma leitura da justiça como Imparcialidade de Brian Barry
Keywords in Portuguese
Brian Barry
Imparcialidade
Neutralidade liberal
Teoria da justiça
Abstract in Portuguese
A Justiça como Imparcialidade de Brian Barry propõe uma teoria de justiça imparcial como única solução legítima para uma sociedade encontrar princípios com os quais todos possam consentir. Essa concepção de justiça não pode impor aos indivíduos um comportamento de primeira-ordem. Ao contrário, deve se referir unicamente às instituições e estas devem acomodar as diversas concepções de Bem da sociedade. Se a sociedade for capaz de encontrar tais princípios, então será possível a vida em sociedade com tolerância mútua. Esta dissertação explora as razões de Barry para escolha dessa abordagem e aponta possíveis desafios não resolvidos por sua teoria.
Title in English
The priority of right over the good: a reading of justice as impartiality to Brian Barry
Keywords in English
Brian Barry
Impartiality
Liberal neutrality
Theory of justice
Abstract in English
Brian Barrys Justice as Impartiality conceives a theory of impartial justice as the only legitimated solution to a society who wants to find principles according to those everybody might consent. This theory should not impose a first-order behavior to individuals. Moreover, such concept of justice must be impartial in regard to individuals conceptions of good. This dissertation explores the reasons that led Barry to choose this approach, and suggests possible challenges unsolved by his theory.
 
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