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An analysis of theoretical approaches to justices morality : with special reference to Indian constitution judical activism in India
Kamlesh Kumar Singh
An analysis of theoretical approaches to justices morality : with special reference to Indian constitution judical activism in India - Bangalore Bangalore NLSIU, Bangalore 2019 - 133 p. ; 25 cm.
TABLE OF CONTENTS DECLARATION ; CERTIFICATE ; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ; INDEX OF AUTHORITIES ; TABLE OF CASES ; CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION ; 1.1 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: ; 1.2 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY ; 1.3 HVPOTHESIS: ; 1.4 RESEARCH QUESTIONS: ; 1.5 RESEARCH METHODOLOGV: ; 1.6 IMPORTANCE OF THE RESEARCH ; 1.7 SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS ; 1.8 MODE OF CITATION ;a 1.9 SCHEME OF STUDY AND ITS PRESENTATION ; CHAPTER 2 REVIEW OF LITERATURE ; CHAPTER 3 CONCEPTION OF JUSTICE ; 3.1 JUSTICE AS UTILITY ; 3.1.1 CONSEQUENCES UNDER THEORV OF UTILITY ; 3.1.2 RATIONALITY UNDER THEORV OF UTILITY ; 3.1.3 UTILITY AND DISTRIBUTION ; 3.1.4 CONFLICT BETWEEN UTILITARIANISM AND JUSTICE; 3.1.5 CRITICS OF UTILITARIANISM AS A GROUND FOR JUSTICE; 3.2 A THEORV OF JUSTICE: JOHN RAWLS ; 3.2.1 PRINCIPLE OF VEIL OF IGNORANCE ; 3.2.2 TRANSCEDENTAL INSTITUNIONALISM ; 3.2.3 JUSTICE UNDER LEXICAL ORDER (UBERTY, EQUALITY AND PRINCIPLES OF OPPORTUNITY); 3.3 THE IDEA OF JUSTICE: AMARTYA SEN ; 3.3.1 CRITICISM OF PRINCIPLE OF VEIL OF IGNORANCE ; 3.3.2 REALIZATIONS, LIVES AND CAPABILITIES ; 3.3.3 A CLASSICAL DISTINCTION IN INDIAN JURISPRUDENCE ; 3.3.4 FREEDOM OF PRESS WILL FLOURISH THE SOCIAL ACTUALZTION; 3.3.5 JUSTICE FROM THE VIEW POINT OF IMPARTIAL SPECTATOR ; 3.3.6 CRITICISM OF AMARTYA SEN'S IDEA OF JUSTICE ; 3.4 KARL MARX AND MAHATMA GANDHI ON JUSTICE ; 3.4.1 PUBLIC OWNERSHIP ON RESOURCES AS MEANS TO JUSTICE BV MARX ; 3.4.2 CRITICISM OF MARXIST APPROACH OF JUSTICE ; 3.4.3 JUSTICE AS NON·VIOLANCE AND SATYAGRAH BV GANDHI ; 3.4.4 CRITICISM OF GANDHIAN IDEA OF JUSTICE ; CHAPTER 4 CONCEPT OF MORALITY ; 4.1 CHARACTERISTICS OF GOOD, BAD, RIGHT, WRONG, HAPPINESS, OR PLEASURE; 4.2 APPROACHES TO THE STUDV OF MORALITY ; 4.2.1 NORMATIVE OR PRESCRIPTIVE ETHICS ; 4.2.2 METAETHICS OR ANALUTIC, ETHICS ; 4.3 HART AND FU LLER DEBATE ON LAW AND MORALITY ; 4.3.1 PROFESSOR FU LLER'S VIEW ON LAW AND MORALITY ; CHAPTER: 5 JUSTICE AND MORALITY: THE SAME OR DIFFERENT ; CONSTRUCT ; 5.1 CLASSICAL THEORV OF MORAL DEVEIOPMENT ; 5.2 CONTEMPORARV THEORIES OF MORALITY ; 5.2.1 MORAL SCHEMA THEORV ; 5.2.2 Domain theory ; 5.2.3 MORAL FOUNDATION THEORV ; CHAPTER: 6 JUSTICE AND MORALITY UNDER INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND JUDICIAL ACTIVISM ; 6.1 JUSTICE AND MORALITY UNDER INDIAN CONSTITUTION ; 6.2 CONUNDRUM BETWEEN SOCIAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY AND INDIAN JUDICIARV; 6.2.1 CONUNDRUM OF CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY AND SOCIAL MORALITY IN THE PATH OF JUSTICE ; 6.2.2 CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE VERDICTS OF SUPREME COURT ; CHAPTER: 7 CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS ; 7.1 CONCLUSION ; 7.2 SUGGESTIONS ; BIBLIOGRAPHV ; (A) BOOKS ; (B). ARTICLES ; INDEX OF AUTHORITIES; A. CONSTITUTION OF INDIA, 1950; B. INDIAN PENAL CODE, 1860.
Conception of justice Idea of justice Indian constitution Judicial activism in India
An analysis of theoretical approaches to justices morality : with special reference to Indian constitution judical activism in India - Bangalore Bangalore NLSIU, Bangalore 2019 - 133 p. ; 25 cm.
TABLE OF CONTENTS DECLARATION ; CERTIFICATE ; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ; INDEX OF AUTHORITIES ; TABLE OF CASES ; CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION ; 1.1 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: ; 1.2 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY ; 1.3 HVPOTHESIS: ; 1.4 RESEARCH QUESTIONS: ; 1.5 RESEARCH METHODOLOGV: ; 1.6 IMPORTANCE OF THE RESEARCH ; 1.7 SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS ; 1.8 MODE OF CITATION ;a 1.9 SCHEME OF STUDY AND ITS PRESENTATION ; CHAPTER 2 REVIEW OF LITERATURE ; CHAPTER 3 CONCEPTION OF JUSTICE ; 3.1 JUSTICE AS UTILITY ; 3.1.1 CONSEQUENCES UNDER THEORV OF UTILITY ; 3.1.2 RATIONALITY UNDER THEORV OF UTILITY ; 3.1.3 UTILITY AND DISTRIBUTION ; 3.1.4 CONFLICT BETWEEN UTILITARIANISM AND JUSTICE; 3.1.5 CRITICS OF UTILITARIANISM AS A GROUND FOR JUSTICE; 3.2 A THEORV OF JUSTICE: JOHN RAWLS ; 3.2.1 PRINCIPLE OF VEIL OF IGNORANCE ; 3.2.2 TRANSCEDENTAL INSTITUNIONALISM ; 3.2.3 JUSTICE UNDER LEXICAL ORDER (UBERTY, EQUALITY AND PRINCIPLES OF OPPORTUNITY); 3.3 THE IDEA OF JUSTICE: AMARTYA SEN ; 3.3.1 CRITICISM OF PRINCIPLE OF VEIL OF IGNORANCE ; 3.3.2 REALIZATIONS, LIVES AND CAPABILITIES ; 3.3.3 A CLASSICAL DISTINCTION IN INDIAN JURISPRUDENCE ; 3.3.4 FREEDOM OF PRESS WILL FLOURISH THE SOCIAL ACTUALZTION; 3.3.5 JUSTICE FROM THE VIEW POINT OF IMPARTIAL SPECTATOR ; 3.3.6 CRITICISM OF AMARTYA SEN'S IDEA OF JUSTICE ; 3.4 KARL MARX AND MAHATMA GANDHI ON JUSTICE ; 3.4.1 PUBLIC OWNERSHIP ON RESOURCES AS MEANS TO JUSTICE BV MARX ; 3.4.2 CRITICISM OF MARXIST APPROACH OF JUSTICE ; 3.4.3 JUSTICE AS NON·VIOLANCE AND SATYAGRAH BV GANDHI ; 3.4.4 CRITICISM OF GANDHIAN IDEA OF JUSTICE ; CHAPTER 4 CONCEPT OF MORALITY ; 4.1 CHARACTERISTICS OF GOOD, BAD, RIGHT, WRONG, HAPPINESS, OR PLEASURE; 4.2 APPROACHES TO THE STUDV OF MORALITY ; 4.2.1 NORMATIVE OR PRESCRIPTIVE ETHICS ; 4.2.2 METAETHICS OR ANALUTIC, ETHICS ; 4.3 HART AND FU LLER DEBATE ON LAW AND MORALITY ; 4.3.1 PROFESSOR FU LLER'S VIEW ON LAW AND MORALITY ; CHAPTER: 5 JUSTICE AND MORALITY: THE SAME OR DIFFERENT ; CONSTRUCT ; 5.1 CLASSICAL THEORV OF MORAL DEVEIOPMENT ; 5.2 CONTEMPORARV THEORIES OF MORALITY ; 5.2.1 MORAL SCHEMA THEORV ; 5.2.2 Domain theory ; 5.2.3 MORAL FOUNDATION THEORV ; CHAPTER: 6 JUSTICE AND MORALITY UNDER INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND JUDICIAL ACTIVISM ; 6.1 JUSTICE AND MORALITY UNDER INDIAN CONSTITUTION ; 6.2 CONUNDRUM BETWEEN SOCIAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY AND INDIAN JUDICIARV; 6.2.1 CONUNDRUM OF CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY AND SOCIAL MORALITY IN THE PATH OF JUSTICE ; 6.2.2 CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE VERDICTS OF SUPREME COURT ; CHAPTER: 7 CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS ; 7.1 CONCLUSION ; 7.2 SUGGESTIONS ; BIBLIOGRAPHV ; (A) BOOKS ; (B). ARTICLES ; INDEX OF AUTHORITIES; A. CONSTITUTION OF INDIA, 1950; B. INDIAN PENAL CODE, 1860.
Conception of justice Idea of justice Indian constitution Judicial activism in India