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  1. Justice is often defended as fair. That claim does a lot of work, most of it before anyone realises it’s working at all.
    🎲 philosophics.blog/2025/12/24/t

    This essay looks at fairness and commensurability not as moral virtues, but as preconditions quietly installed so that retributive justice can function at all.

    #philosophy #Justice #LegalPhilosophy #PoliticalPhilosophy #CriticalTheory #Ontology #PhilosophyOfLaw #PowerAndKnowledge #Fairness #InstitutionalCritique #Jurispridence #Blog #Podcast

  2. Justice is often defended as fair. That claim does a lot of work, most of it before anyone realises it’s working at all.
    🎲 philosophics.blog/2025/12/24/t

    This essay looks at fairness and commensurability not as moral virtues, but as preconditions quietly installed so that retributive justice can function at all.

    #philosophy #Justice #LegalPhilosophy #PoliticalPhilosophy #CriticalTheory #Ontology #PhilosophyOfLaw #PowerAndKnowledge #Fairness #InstitutionalCritique #Jurispridence #Blog #Podcast

  3. #introduction 🧵 5/6

    👨‍🏫 I’ve been #teaching #PoliticalTheory at the University of #Bamberg for a good 3 years now (phew!), having joined the team of @PolTheo after returning from a Master’s at #LSE. David Axelsen and Kai Möller got me hooked on analytic #PoliticalPhilosophy and #PhilosophyOfLaw over there. Still interested in issues at the crossroads of individual #ethics and theories of #justice.

    This term, I’m teaching a graduate seminar on #CollectiveResponsibility.