The Nature of Political Theory

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justice (cont.)
constructivism and 135
contemporary root 132
contractarian 113
corrective 111
David Miller and 132, 133, 136, 137
desert and non-desert 112–13, 115–18, 124–5
deserving and undeserving 116–17
diachronic analysis and 133
distributive theory 112, 136
empiricism and 113, 117
end-state principles 114–15
entitlement theory of 112, 114–15
equality and 110, 111, 112
essential contestability and 109, 132–5, 141–2
feminism and 127–30, 137
formal logic and 110–11
Gauthier 112, 118–20, 124, 127, 131–2,
135, 137
Hart and 111
Hayek and 112, 113, 114, 129
ideology and 133–5
impartiality and 111, 113, 124–7
issue orthodoxy approach 133, 136
lexical ordering and 126
liberalism and 133–5, 138
maximin principle 126
mutual advantage 113, 118–20
need and 113, 117–18
Nozick and 114–15
ordinary language theory and 132, 141–3
original position 125–6
patterned and unpatterned distribution 115
Perelman and 110
Plato and 110
procedural theory 113–15, 133, 136, 138
rational choice 118–20, 123
rationalist theory 113, 117
Rawls 124–7 (seeRawls and justice)
reason and 110, 111, 132–3
rights and 115
sexual 127–30
social minimum and 117–18
spheres of 113, 130–2
Staatslehreand 109–10
utility and 120–4
veil of ignorance 125–6
Walzer and 130–4
justificatory reasoning 72–4, 109, 133, 322–4

Kant, I. 26, 50, 125, 134, 151, 178, 185, 192, 203,

235, 254, 255, 256–7, 267, 275, 277, 283,

302–3, 314

Kantianism 4, 9, 57, 58, 122, 124, 132–3, 134, 135,

143, 154, 166, 167, 174, 184, 207, 225, 249,

288, 290

Kateb, G. 25

Kedourie, E. 173

Kekes, J. 231

Kelsen, H. 93

Key, V. O. 54

Kohn, H. 202, 302

Koselleck, R. 49

Kraft, V. 86

Kristeva, J. 225, 233

Kuhn, T. 25, 43

Kukathas, C. 213, 228

Kymlicka, W. 25, 217–19

Laband, P. 75

Laclau, E. 267

language and political theory 86–9, 95–105, 106,

273–4

Larmore, C. 168

Laski, H. J. 38, 211

Laslett, P. 91, 92, 93

Lasswell, H. 54

Le Bon, G. 35

legal pluralism 94

Lenin, V. I. 153

Leninism 94

Levi-Strauss, C. 236, 244, 266

Levinas, E. 263

liberal pluralism 211–15

liberalism 50, 133–5, 160, 200–1, 211–15, 227, 229

Lieber, F. 30

lifeworld 288–9, 296–7

Lipset, S. M. 55

Locke, J. 47, 65, 85, 125, 128, 157

logical foundationalism 6

logical positivism 60, 83–88, 89, 92, 105, 108

analytic and empirical propositions 87

emotivism 87, 90

empirical theory and 86, 88

facts and values 91

logic 87

meaning and 87

metaphysics 86ff

verification and 86

Vienna group 87

Wittgenstein and 87