Judith Shklar
Judith Shklar (1928-2012) was a distinguished political theorist and philosopher known for her work on liberalism, ethics, and the nature of political authority. Born in Latvia and later immigrating to the United States, she became a prominent figure in political thought, advocating for a moral approach to governance and emphasizing the importance of civic responsibility. Shklar's influential writings, including 'Ordinary Vices' and 'The Faces of Injustice,' explore how ordinary moral failings can shape political life and contribute to systemic injustice. Her ideas continue to resonate in contemporary discussions on democracy, citizenship, and ethical governance.
Born on Feb 16, 1928 (97 years old)
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Judith Shklar believed that politics should focus on preventing suffering for those in disadvantage.
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