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Numerous interesting topics are discussed, including the sentiment of resentment, epistemic injustice, corrective virtues, Confucian values, virtual economics, and virtue jurisprudence. Summing up: Recommended * CHOICE *

Numerous interesting topics are discussed, including the sentiment of resentment, epistemic injustice, corrective virtues, Confucian values, virtual economics, and virtue jurisprudence. Summing up: Recommended * CHOICE * It includes consistently thought-provoking, well-argued, contributions spanning moral and political philosophy; economics; anthropology; psychology; biology; and jurisprudence. * Angus Hebenton, Journal of Moral Philosophy *

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Mark LeBar is Professor of Philosophy at Florida State University. His book, The Value of Living Well (Oxford University Press, 2013) provides a development of contemporary eudaimonist ethical theory. He is now working on extending that account of eudaimonism to questions about the nature and origin of the virtue of justice. He co-edited Equality and Public Policy (Cambridge University Press, 2014), and is the Editor of Social Theory and Practice.

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