Justice and Judgement

Focusing on theories of judgment in political and moral philosophy, this book critically analyzes the works of prominent thinkers such as Rawls, Habermas, and Dworkin. It provides a historical overview of judgment models, explores the role of constitutions and deliberative democracy, and culminates in a discussion on universalism and contemporary liberalism, along with the judgment perspective on justice. This comprehensive examination offers insights into the normative validity of political discourse and the evolution of democratic ideals.