UID:
kobvindex_HPB1053864027
Format:
1 online resource
Edition:
1st edition.
ISBN:
9783845283012
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3845283017
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3290220478
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9783290220471
Series Statement:
Religion - Wirtschaft - Politik ; Band 19
Note:
Cover; Introduction; Boundaries; From the particular to the universal: common goods; The common good and political philosophy; Historic overview. Recalling the richness and complexity of a notion and its selective transmission to modernity; The Language of the Common Good in Scholastic Political Thought; Politics Pointing beyond the Polis and the Politeia: Aquinas on Natural Law and the Common Good; I. Natural Right and Natural Law: Aquinas's "Tendentious Glosses" on Nicomachean Ethics V.7; II. Natural Law and the Problem of Regime-Relative Political Virtue.
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III. Natural Law, Magnanimity cum Humility, and Contemporary PoliticsThe common good: still pertinent today? The Economy; Building the common good and making it grow; I. The diagnosis: denial or (ideological) blindness, and systemic transformation; II. The common good: an ideal orientation for action; III. Directions of actions aimed at the common good; IV. Systemic dynamics geared to the common good; The Common Good and the Civil Economy; Introduction; What is civil economy?; The common good as a category of economic thinking; The return of the 'common good' category.
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Prospects for action, and a concluding noteDefining the common good in terms of capabilities; Definitions; Real versus formal freedom; Freedom of choice and reason to value; Conclusion; The common good: Still pertinent today? Theological and political philosophy; Searching for the common good; Introduction; Part 1: Why the notion was rejected; 1. The operational need for the common good; 2. Liberal criticism and its inconsistencies; 2.1 The totalitarian nature of the notion of the common good and the retreat on the question of justice; 2.2 Rawls's use of the notion of the common good.
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2.3 The contractualist inversion of eschatology and protology2.4 A critical review of Rawls's use of the 'political good'; 2.5 The usefulness of the social contract myths; Part 2: The fundamentals of a reinterpretation of the notion of the common good; 1. The common good belongs to the sphere of action; 1.1 The notion of the common good is implicit in all public action; 1.2 The need to act in common, and the community created by common action; 1.3 The elements of common action; 2. The vocabulary of the common good; 2.1 The social good and the shared value of the common benefit.
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2.2 The good of order and the common rationality it creates2.3 The specific common good; 2.4 The common good as a nexus of relationships between specific common goods: the universal common good (the horizon of the common good); 3. Aiming at the common good in politics; 3.1 The Living together bears the hope of a conjunction between the personal good and the good of the community -- it shelters the liberating power of a transcendent hope.; 4. Aiming at the common good as the dialectic of politics; 4.1 The conjunction of the good of the individual and the good of the community.
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9783845283012
Additional Edition:
Print version: Searching for the common good. [Zürich] : Pano Verlag ; Baden-Baden : Nomos, 2018 ISBN 9783290220471
Additional Edition:
ISBN 3290220478
Language:
English
Keywords:
Conference papers and proceedings
URL:
ProQuest Ebook Central
