Theories of Justice with reference to Amartya Sen, Michael Walzer and Joseph Raz

[@MaximilianD-hn1gx]

Usually, I never leave a comment. But your videos on jurisprudence are really remarkable. A really clear and structured presentation. Good work!

[@lawphilosophy9276]

Great understanding and communication of the same

[@BosTaurus-js2ho]

Good lecture.

[@psirwithprudence2373]

Very nicely explained sir. Plz upload video on dworkin McIntyre David Miller etc. Other concepts like ethic of care public private dichotomy etc should also get your attention sir. Thanx alot

[@xnetto2]

Good concepts of niti and nyaya!!

[@zuhurciize1284]

Thanks

[@rahulchaudhary4428]

Please elaborate on Sambit Patra's idea of justice : P

[@Sritijha0091]

Sambit patra is a donkey who doesn't even understand the meaning of an idea let alone the idea of Justice. Patra is a donkey who is infected with Bovine intelligence.

[@duleshsahu3076]

modi is justice for him

[@souravb613]

🤣🤣

[@thestagnatedindian5333]

Raul Vinci ka freedom curtailment is justice to Indian Psych

[@theo-lunke7581]

I listend because of Walzer but then I got stuck on Raz. A really interesting video that I will watch again. But one thing: you talk very monotonously. I think it's always a pity if people stay away from great content because of such minor problems. Perhaps try some coaching. Some slight changes might make a huge difference.

[@forefatherofmankind3305]

Why don't you imagine a veil of ignorance between u and the 'teacher' ? That way you wouldn't have to care about his monotonicity & be able to concentrate exclusively on understanding what he's saying ?

[@malikjavaid7696]

very good