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Elements in Ancient Philosophy

Aristotle's Theory of Justice in Exchange

John-Stewart (Kaunas University of Technology) Gordon

Aristotle's Theory of Justice in Exchange

Elements in Ancient Philosophy

Aristotle's Theory of Justice in Exchange

Elements in Ancient Philosophy: Aristotle's Theory of Justice in Exchange

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This Element provides an analysis of Aristotle's theory of justice in exchange as developed in Nicomachean Ethics Book V. It examines the distinction between voluntary exchanges (commutative justice) and involuntary transactions (corrective justice), explaining how proportional reciprocity secures an equitable balance.

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Beschrijving Elements in Ancient Philosophy: Aristotle's Theory of Justice in Exchange

This Element provides an analysis of Aristotle's theory of justice in exchange as developed in Nicomachean Ethics Book V. It examines the distinction between voluntary exchanges (commutative justice) and involuntary transactions (corrective justice), explaining how proportional reciprocity secures an equitable balance.

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9781009532822
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75
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Elements in Ancient Philosophy
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Filosofie
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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