Philosophical Approaches to Social Justice and Ethics

This examination addresses Social Justice through various philosophical lenses, including Distributive Justice, Libertarian Ethics, and Feminist Ethics. Candidates will articulate their understanding of these ethical frameworks and their implications for social equity.

The discourse surrounding social justice is critical for fostering equitable practices across multiple domains including law, education, and public policy. Philosophical inquiry into these issues contributes to informed advocacy and policy reform.

The exam will test candidates' ability to verbalize their understanding of social justice theories and their capacity to evaluate moral arguments presented within the context of societal inequalities.

Candidates may also present contemporary examples of social justice challenges that require philosophical analysis, highlighting the relevance of ethics in addressing societal concerns.