Fairness, Justice, and Society
An examination of justice, equality, and the social contract. Students debate what constitutes a fair society and how resources should be distributed.
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An examination of justice, equality, and the social contract. Students debate what constitutes a fair society and how resources should be distributed.
Key Questions
- What makes a society fair?
- How should wealth and resources be shared?
- What are our duties to others?
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