Routledge - The Concept of Injustice - Philosophy Book

Explore a new perspective on political theory with The Concept of Injustice from Routledge. This academic work challenges the long-held Western assumption that injustice is simply the logical opposite or absence of justice. Instead, the text presents a compelling argument that injustice is a constant product of existing regimes and norms of justice. By examining a wide range of ancient and early modern texts, the author moves beyond the views of traditional thinkers like Plato, Aristotle, Kant, Hegel, Marx, and Rawls. Through a deep analysis of philosophical and literary works, including special attention to the writings of Shakespeare, this book offers a fresh way to understand how injustice functions within society. It is an essential read for students and scholars interested in law, business, and political philosophy who want to look past traditional etymological misunderstandings.