con·trac·tu·al·ism (k n-tr k ch - -l z m)n. See contractarianism. |
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Chapters 5 and 6 bombard readers with terms like advertising-stimulated tension, high activation, lack of contractualism, and bipolar comparator. In Stout's view, Rawls's contractualism begins well, as an effort to locate reasonable agreement that respects the fact of, and responds to, the contemporary diversity of conceptions of what composes the good life. On the workplace rule of law, see Brody, "Workplace Contractualism," 221-50. |
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