A Theory of Communication and Justice

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Focusing on the intersection of communication and justice in the digital age, this work revisits and updates foundational concepts in political philosophy and ethics. It engages with a range of influential thinkers, including Aristotle, Kant, and contemporary philosophers like Rawls and Habermas, to explore how their ideas can inform our understanding of justice in today's digital landscape. The book aims to bridge classical theories with modern challenges, offering a fresh perspective on ethical communication in a rapidly evolving society.