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Boltanski L., Thévenot L. On Justification: Economies of Worth / Translated by C. Porter. Princeton:
Princeton University Press, 2006
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PREFACE How We Wrote This Book 1 Generalizing Field Observations and Producing
Statistical Equivalency 1 Ordinary Identification and Scientific Qualification
3 From Comparison to Judgment 4 Construction of Proofs and Tension between
the General and the Particular 7 The Tension between Different Forms of Generality
8 Attention to Critical Operations 10 Generality and the Common Goo d: Concepts
of Worth in Political Philosophy 12 The Search for a Common Model 14 The Social
Bond Put to the Test of Things 16 The Line of Argument 18
PART ONE: THE IMPERATIVE TO JUSTIFY 23
CHAPTER ONE: The Social Sciences and the Legitimacy of Agreement 25 The Critique
of Sociology's Lack of Realism 26 Individualis m: A Different Social Metaphysics
27 Political Metaphysics as a Social Science 28 The Question of Agreement 31 Association
and Forms of Generality 32 The Order of the General and the Particular 35 The
Requirement of General Agreement and the Legitimacy of Order 37 The Reality Test
and Prudent Judgment 40
CHAPTER TWO: The Foundation of Agreement in Political Philosophy: The Example
of the Market Polity 43 A Social Bond Based on an Inclination toward Exchange
in One's Own Interest 44 Individuals in Concert in Their Lust for Goods 48 The
Sympathetic Disposition and the Position of Impartial Spectator 53
PART TWO: THE POLITIES 63
CHAPTER THREE: Political Orders and a Model of Justice 65 Political Philosophies
of the Common Good 66 The Polity Model 74 An Illegitimate Orde r: Eugenics
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CHAPTER FOUR: Political Forms of Worth 83 The Inspired Polity 83 The Domestic
Polity 90 The Polity of Fame 98 The Civic Polity 107 The Industrial Polity
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PART THREE: THE COMMON WORLDS 125
CHAPTER FIVE: Judgment Put to the Test 127 Situated Judgment 127 The Polity
Extended to a Common World 130 Tests 133 Reporting on Situations 138 A Framework
for Analyzing the Common Worlds 140 The Sense of the Commo n: The Moral Sense
and the Sense of What Is Natural 144 The Arts of Living in Different Worlds 148
CHAPTER SIX: The Six Worlds 159 The Inspired World 159 The Domestic World
164 The World of Fame 178 The Civic World 185 The Market World 193 The
Industrial World 203
PART FOUR: CRITIQUES 213
CHAPTER SEVEN: Worlds in Confiict, Judgments in Question 215 Unveiling 215 Causes
of Discord and the Transport of Worths 219 Clashes and Denunciations 223 The
Monstrosity of Composite Setups 225 Setting Up Situations that Hold Together 228 The
Humanity of an Equitable Judgment 231 Free Wil l: Knowing How to Close and Open
One's Eyes 232 EIGHT The Critical Matrix 237 Critiques from the Inspired World
237 Critiques from the Domestic World 241 Critiques from the World of Fame
247 Critiques from the Civic World 251 Critiques from the Market World 261 Critiques
from the Industrial World 269
PART FIVE: ASSUAGING CRITICAL TENSIONS 275
CHAPTER NINE: Compromising for the Common Good 277 Beyond Testing to Compromising
277 The Fragility of Compromises 278 An Example of a Complex Figur e: Denunciation
Supported by Compromise 282 Composing Compromises and Forming Polities 283 Developing
a State Compromis e: Toward a Civic-Industrial Polity 285
CHAPTER TEN: Figures of Compromise 293 Compromises Involving the Inspired World
293 Compromises Involving the Domestic World 304 Compromises Involving the
World of Fame 317 Compromises Involving the Civic World 325 Compromises Involving
the Market World 332
CHAPTER ELEVEN: Relativization 336 Private Arrangements 336 Insinuation
338 Flight from Justification 339 Relativism 340 Violence and Justification
343 Afterwor d: Toward a Pragmatics of Reflection 347 The Place of Justifications
in the Gamut of Actions 347 Below the Level of Public Judgment: Determining the
Appropriate Action in Light of a Snag 348 From Anger to Crisis 350 The Moment
of Truth in Judgment 351 The Tension of Judgment and the Qualification of Ungraspable
Persons 352 Judgment between Power and Oblivion 354 The Humane Use of Judgment
and Tolerance in Action 355 Knowledge about Actions 356
NOTES 359 WORKS CITED 375
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