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Justice

What's the Right Thing to Do?

Book • 2007

In this book, Michael J. Sandel delves into various theories of justice, including utilitarianism, libertarianism, and the philosophies of Aristotle, Kant, and Rawls.

He applies these theories to contemporary legal and political controversies, encouraging readers to think critically about complex issues and to engage in a more robust and thoughtful public discourse.

The book is based on Sandel's renowned Harvard course and aims to help readers make sense of politics, morality, and their own convictions.

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Mentioned in 15 episodes

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

when discussing his writing process and the Stoic virtues.

Shane Parrish on Finding Clarity and Making Better Decisions (Pt 1)

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as his book coming out in June.

Why Everything is F*cked | Mark Manson

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Stephen West

to explore different approaches to justice and the importance of civic engagement.

Episode #204 ... The importance of philosophy, justice and the common good. (Michael Sandel)

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Ryan Holiday

as a book he read before starting a project, highlighting Pressfield's expertise on overcoming creative battles.

Habits and Addictions — Excerpt 2 from Steven Pressfield’s “Turning Pro”

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as the book in the 'Stoic Virtues Series' that he expects to be the worst selling, but he cares the most about.

Now You Know Better, Do This | Ask Daily Stoic

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as a book he is currently working on.

Bro-icism vs Stoicism | Donald Robertson PT 2

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as a book coming out soon, available for pre-order.

Do You Really Have Time For This? | GitHub Q&A

Recommended by

Jason Petty

as a book exploring the concept of justice and its implications.

Behind the Police: How The Police Declared War On All Of Us

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as his upcoming book on Justice.

This Is a Very Important Decision | Show, Not Tell, What You Know

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as his upcoming book on justice.

David Rubenstein on Investing and Designing the Optimal Life

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A.J. Swoboda

as a helpful overview of the quartet of the vulnerable.

ST67: The Quartet of the Vulnerable (Orphans, Widows, Foreigners, the Poor)

Recommended by

Alex O'Connor

as a fantastic introduction to ethics.

#214 - Cosmic Skeptic - How Do We Define What Is Good & Bad?

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as part of a series of books on Stoic virtues.

The Hardest Book Ryan Holiday Has Written | Billy Oppenheimer (Pt. 1)

Mentioned by

Dylan Casey

in the context of Rawls versus Sandel, discussing owing things to people because of concrete identities.

Ep. 371: Christine Korsgaard on Normativity (Part Two)

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Ryan Holiday

as the book he was working on during the podcast recording.

Former NBA Star Cuttino Mobley on Pursuing Greatness and Developing Balance in Life

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Mike Schur

as a book he read while researching for "The Good Place", providing an overview of moral philosophy.

The moral philosophy of The Good Place (with Mike Schur and Pamela Hieronymi)

Mentioned by

Preet Bharara

in the introduction of the podcast.

Universities Cut Ties with Russia, Antitrust Action, and Guest Preet Bharara

Mentioned by

Scott Galloway

as a book coming out this week.

Stock Market Blues, a Crypto Crash, and Mark Cuban's Pharmacy

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

in the podcast as the third book in the Virtue series.

They’ll Resent You For This

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Preet Bharara

as his own picture book, with proceeds donated to NILAG.

The Immigrant Experience (with Min Jin Lee)

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