Justice Through Diversity brings together a Who’s Who of contemporary scholars in an attempt to understand one of the central commitments in the modern world.
Justice Through Diversity brings together a Who’s Who of contemporary scholars in an attempt to understand one of the central commitments in the modern world.
Michael Sweeney is Professor of Philosophy at Xavier University.
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INTRODUCTION: Michael Sweeney, Xavier University JUSTICE AND DIVERSITY FROM DIVERSE PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES Peter Simpson, CUNY (Virtue Ethics): Justice and Diversity in Virtue EthicsThomas Hibbs, Baylor (Natural Law): Thomas Aquinas on Justice and the Diversity of GoodsAaron Szymkowiak, Xavier University (Deontology): On Deontology: Is Diversity for Real?Raymond Hain, Providence (Utilitarianism): Utilitarianism on Justice (and Diversity)James Campbell, University of Toledo (American): Systems of Justice and the Role of the Moral Prophet Paul Weithman, University of Notre Dame (Analytical): Justice through Diversity from an Analytical PerspectiveFred Evans, Duquesne (Postmodern): The Dilemma of Diversity: Rawls, Derrida, and Political Justice PARTICULAR ISSUES IN JUSTICE AND DIVERSITY: PHILOSOPHY Remi Brague, University of Paris: Diversity: How far?Camille Paglia, University of the Arts: Intolerance and Diversity in Three Cities: Ancient Babylon, Renaissance Venice, and Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia Gayatri Spivak, Columbia: Essentializing the Classed OtherJorge Garcia, Boston College: Racist Disrespect in Moral Theory: Dialogue with GlasgowLaura Garcia, Boston College: A Feminist Defense of the Complementarity Between Men and Women Robert George, Princeton: Immigration and American ExceptionalismJohn Corvino, Wayne State: What Marriage Can BeSherif Girgis, Princeton: Marriage: Whose Justice? Which Diversity?JUSTICE AND DIVERSITY FROM DIVERSE THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES Peter Huff, University of Mary (Catholic): Dignum et Iustum: Justice, Diversity, and the Mystery of CatholicityPavel Gavrilyuk, University of St. Thomas (Eastern Orthodox): Diversity in Eastern Christianity: Historical Traumas and Cultural DislocationsStephen Long, Marquette (Protestant): Justice and Diversity: A Homogenous Protestant ProjectDavid Novak, University of Toronto (Jewish): Justice, Diversity, and Tolerance in the Jewish TraditionWaleed El-Ansary, Xavier University, and Muhammed Zia ul-Haq, University of Islamabad (Muslim): Unity and Religious Diversity in Islamic Theology, Shariah Law and Tradition PARTICULAR ISSUES IN JUSTICE AND DIVERSITY: THEOLOGY Virgilio Elizondo, Notre Dame: From Benevolent Tolerance to Humble Reverence: A Vision for a Multicultural ChurchShawn Copeland, Boston College: The Common Good, Freedom, and DifferenceRussell Hittinger, University of Tulsa: Ordered Justice and the Diversity of Rights and Nations in Pacem in terriesSusannah Heschel, Dartmouth: Was National Socialism Political Religion? The Transformation of Christianity into a Nazi Religion during the Third ReichThomas Guarino, Seton Hall University: Vattimo, Diversity and CatholicismKwame Anthony Appiah, Princeton: Respecting Gay People: Justice and the Interpretation of Scriptural TraditionsMary Healy, Sacred Heart Seminary: Homosexuality and the Word of GodMark Jordon, Harvard: How (Not) To Debate Christian Sexual EthicsJohn Grabowski, Catholic University of America: Not Just Love: The Anthropological Assumptions Of Catholic Teaching on Same-Sex Attraction and Activity
INTRODUCTION: Michael Sweeney, Xavier University JUSTICE AND DIVERSITY FROM DIVERSE PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES Peter Simpson, CUNY (Virtue Ethics): Justice and Diversity in Virtue EthicsThomas Hibbs, Baylor (Natural Law): Thomas Aquinas on Justice and the Diversity of GoodsAaron Szymkowiak, Xavier University (Deontology): On Deontology: Is Diversity for Real?Raymond Hain, Providence (Utilitarianism): Utilitarianism on Justice (and Diversity)James Campbell, University of Toledo (American): Systems of Justice and the Role of the Moral Prophet Paul Weithman, University of Notre Dame (Analytical): Justice through Diversity from an Analytical PerspectiveFred Evans, Duquesne (Postmodern): The Dilemma of Diversity: Rawls, Derrida, and Political Justice PARTICULAR ISSUES IN JUSTICE AND DIVERSITY: PHILOSOPHY Remi Brague, University of Paris: Diversity: How far?Camille Paglia, University of the Arts: Intolerance and Diversity in Three Cities: Ancient Babylon, Renaissance Venice, and Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia Gayatri Spivak, Columbia: Essentializing the Classed OtherJorge Garcia, Boston College: Racist Disrespect in Moral Theory: Dialogue with GlasgowLaura Garcia, Boston College: A Feminist Defense of the Complementarity Between Men and Women Robert George, Princeton: Immigration and American ExceptionalismJohn Corvino, Wayne State: What Marriage Can BeSherif Girgis, Princeton: Marriage: Whose Justice? Which Diversity?JUSTICE AND DIVERSITY FROM DIVERSE THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES Peter Huff, University of Mary (Catholic): Dignum et Iustum: Justice, Diversity, and the Mystery of CatholicityPavel Gavrilyuk, University of St. Thomas (Eastern Orthodox): Diversity in Eastern Christianity: Historical Traumas and Cultural DislocationsStephen Long, Marquette (Protestant): Justice and Diversity: A Homogenous Protestant ProjectDavid Novak, University of Toronto (Jewish): Justice, Diversity, and Tolerance in the Jewish TraditionWaleed El-Ansary, Xavier University, and Muhammed Zia ul-Haq, University of Islamabad (Muslim): Unity and Religious Diversity in Islamic Theology, Shariah Law and Tradition PARTICULAR ISSUES IN JUSTICE AND DIVERSITY: THEOLOGY Virgilio Elizondo, Notre Dame: From Benevolent Tolerance to Humble Reverence: A Vision for a Multicultural ChurchShawn Copeland, Boston College: The Common Good, Freedom, and DifferenceRussell Hittinger, University of Tulsa: Ordered Justice and the Diversity of Rights and Nations in Pacem in terriesSusannah Heschel, Dartmouth: Was National Socialism Political Religion? The Transformation of Christianity into a Nazi Religion during the Third ReichThomas Guarino, Seton Hall University: Vattimo, Diversity and CatholicismKwame Anthony Appiah, Princeton: Respecting Gay People: Justice and the Interpretation of Scriptural TraditionsMary Healy, Sacred Heart Seminary: Homosexuality and the Word of GodMark Jordon, Harvard: How (Not) To Debate Christian Sexual EthicsJohn Grabowski, Catholic University of America: Not Just Love: The Anthropological Assumptions Of Catholic Teaching on Same-Sex Attraction and Activity
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