minutus

This is unlike a typical table of contents. Really, it is a minutus. It is like a "menu" for a written work, offering a brief description for each item in the table of contents. Books never contain a minutus in today's world but were common in philosophical texts of the 20th century. So its presence is anachronistic. But I believe it gives an interesting review of the ideas that will be rejected throughout the work as the basic principle of justice is developed. And because the chapters are separated, there is no need to number the pages. Individual chapters can be located under the 'browse chapters' tab. Information about their structure can be found on the 'structural notes' tab.

Here are the chapters:

PERMISSION & PROHIBITION

• Justice is not accidental •

RETRIBUTION & JUSTICE

• Justice is not retributive •

ACTIONS & BOUNDARIES

• Justice is not subjective •

CAUSE & MOTIVE

• Justice is not selfless •

FORESIGHT & CREATION

• Justice is not what is loved by the gods •

OUGHT & IS

• Justice is not imperative •

VIRTUE & SUPREMACY

• Justice is not virtuous •

FREEDOM & SORROW

• Justice is not lawful •