Why happiness includes fairness: an essay in soft utilitarian ethics

Lewiston: The Edwin Mellen Press. Edited by Ernest McCullough (2013)
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Focusing on the Aristotelian framework, the author defends 'Soft Utilitarianism' as combining the principle of happiness with the principle of fairness, being careful to note that these two features of a proper ethical theory cannot be reduced one to the other in the decision making process.

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