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To explore the perspectives of marginalized groups on the limitations of justice in moral and social contexts.

The Need for More than Justice

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Philosophers argue for greater moral virtues beyond justice, particularly among women and racial minorities, suggesting a richer ethical landscape.

To explore the perspectives of marginalized groups on the limitations of justice in moral and social contexts.
Analysis of philosophical theories from diverse thinkers including Alasdair MacIntyre and Carol Gilligan.
Examination of the critiques on the prioritization of justice among social virtues.
Discussion of historical injustices faced by women and racial minorities that shape their philosophical viewpoints.
Emerging thinkers argue that justice alone is insufficient for a comprehensive understanding of moral values.
Highlight the necessity of integrating virtues like care and community alongside justice.
Suggest that the recognition of diverse perspectives enriches ethical discourse and necessitates a broader moral framework.

Annette C. Baier (1987) studied this question.

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Philosophers argue for greater moral virtues beyond justice, particularly among women and racial minorities, suggesting a richer ethical landscape.