Justice and Desert-Based Emotions

Exploring the interplay between philosophy and social sciences, this book delves into contemporary justice discourse. It examines the concept of desert, highlighting its emotional dimensions and relevance in justice. By connecting philosophical insights with trends in developmental and social psychology, the author provides a moral justification for desert and its associated emotions. The work culminates in a practical application, discussing how these concepts should inform moral education in schools, making it a vital resource for understanding justice in both theory and practice.