Justice as Attunement

<p><em>Justice as Attunement</em> demonstrates that to engage in the activity of attunement to the meaning of a text is to learn to do justice to ourselves and to others. This book highlights the transforming constitutions<em> </em>across the range of human relations and the place of justice as relevant to one and all: for as Richard Dawson suggests the root of justice is intertwined with constituting appropriate selves and relations.</p> <p>A thoroughly-researched interdisciplinary study <em>Justice as Attunement</em> is an invaluable resource for any student or scholar of Law Literature Economics and Philosophy and indeed expertly illuminates the many useful and fascinating connections between these subjects.</p>