Philosopher of Justice in the Family
Susan Moller Okin
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A New Zealand-born political philosopher who argued that theories of justice had passed over the family, and that a fair society must look at how work, money and power are shared at home.
Key work: Justice, Gender, and the Family (1989)
Key ideas, in brief (in our words)
A theory of justice that skips the family is not finished.
Who does the unpaid work at home shapes who is vulnerable outside it.
Choose the rules of family life as if you did not know whether you would be the husband or the wife.
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