Spheres of Justice: A Defense of Pluralism and Equality
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...Michael Walzer (1983) argues in Spheres of Justice that the possession of one type of social good, for example, money, should not automatically give access to other social goods, such as health care....
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...Following Walzer (1983), one could argue that our results indicate that the discourse of telenursing mirrors how the possession of one type of social good gives access to other social goods, such as health care....
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...This distinction between unidimensionality and multidimensionality is often linked to an additional distinction between the universal or particularistic (local) character of principles or theories of justice (Deutsch, 1975; Elster, 1993; Sabbagh, 2001; Walzer, 1983)....
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...…the culture of the people of the state in order to protect their culture, or as Michael Walzer puts it, ‘we who are already members do the choosing, in accordance with our own understanding of what membership means in our community and of what sort of community we want to have’ (Walzer, 1983: 24)....
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