On Justification: Economies of Worth

Contents
Preface: How We Wrote This Book
	Generalizing Field Observations and Producing Statistical Equivalency
	Ordinary Identification and Scientific Qualification
	From Comparison to Judgment
	Construction of Proofs and Tension between the General and the Particular
	The Tension between Different Forms of Generality
	Attention to Critical Operations
	Generality and the Common Good: Concepts of Worth in Political Philosophy
	The Search for a Common Model
	The Social Bond Put to the Test of Things
	The Line of Argument
Part One: The Imperative to Justify
	1. The Social Sciences and the Legitimacy of Agreement
		The Critique of Sociology’s Lack of Realism
		Individualism: A Different Social Metaphysics
		Political Metaphysics as a Social Science
		The Question of Agreement
		Association and Forms of Generality
		The Order of the General and the Particular
		The Requirement of General Agreement and the Legitimacy of Order
		The Reality Test and Prudent Judgment
	2. The Foundation of Agreement in Political Philosophy: The Example of the Market Polity
		A Social Bond Based on an Inclination toward Exchange in One’s Own Interest
		Individuals in Concert in Their Lust for Goods
		The Sympathetic Disposition and the Position of Impartial Spectator
Part Two: The Polities
	3. Political Orders and a Model of Justice
		Political Philosophies of the Common Good
		The Polity Model
		An Illegitimate Order: Eugenics
	4. Political Forms of Worth
		The Inspired Polity
		The Domestic Polity
		The Polity of Fame
		The Civic Polity
		The Industrial Polity
Part Three: The Common Worlds
	5. Judgment Put to the Test
		Situated Judgment
		The Polity Extended to a Common World
		Reporting on Situations
		A Framework for Analyzing the Common Worlds
		The Sense of the Common: The Moral Sense and the Sense of What Is Natural
		The Arts of Living in Different Worlds
	6. The Six Worlds
		The Inspired World
		The Domestic World
		The World of Fame
		The Civic World
		The Market World
		The Industrial World
Part Four: Critiques
	7. Worlds in Conflict, Judgments in Question
		Unveiling
		Causes of Discord and the Transport of Worths
		Clashes and Denunciations
		The Monstrosity of Composite Setups
		Setting Up Situations That Hold Together
		The Humanity of an Equitable Judgment
		Free Will: Knowing How to Close and Open One’s Eyes
	8. The Critical Matrix
		Critiques from the Inspired World
		Critiques from the Domestic World
		Critiques from the World of Fame
		Critiques from the Civic World
		Critiques from the Market World
		Critiques from the Industrial World
Part Five: Assuaging Critical Tensions
	9. Compromising for the Common Good
		Beyond Testing to Compromising
		The Fragility of Compromises
		An Example of a Complex Figure: Denunciation Supported by Compromise
		Composing Compromises and Forming Polities
		Developing a State Compromise: Toward a Civic-Industrial Polity
	10. Figures of Compromise
		Compromises Involving the Inspired World
		Compromises Involving the Domestic World
		Compromises Involving the World of Fame
		Compromises Involving the Civic World
		Compromises Involving the Market World
	11. Relativization
		Private Arrangements
		Insinuation
		Flight from Justification
		Relativism
		Violence and Justification
Afterword: Toward a Pragmatics of Reflection
	The Place of Justifications in the Gamut of Actions
	Below the Level of Public Judgment: Determining the Appropriate Action in Light of a Snag
	From Anger to Crisis
	The Moment of Truth in Judgment
	The Tension of Judgment and the Qualification of Ungraspable Persons
	Judgment between Power and Oblivion
	The Humane Use of Judgment and Tolerance in Action
	Knowledge about Actions
Notes
	Preface
	Chapter 2
	Chapter 3
	Chapter 4
	Chapter 5
	Chapter 6
	Chapter 7
	Chapter 8
	Chapter 9
	Chapter 10
	Chapter 11
Works Cited