Love, Justice, and Autonomy

1. Introduction

Rachel Fedock, Michael Kuehler, and Raja Rosenhagen

Section I: Justice Within Relationships of Love

2. The Amorality of Romantic Love

Arina Pismenny

3. Autonomy, Love, and Receptivity

Carter Johnson

4. A Minimalist Conception of Love

Getty Lustila

5. "Someone I Would Have Hated to Be": The Threat of Love in Rear Window and Vertigo

Troy Jollimore

6. Murdochian Presentationalism, Autonomy, and the Ideal Lovers' Pledge

Raja Rosenhagen

7. Dialogical Love and its Internal Normative Fabric

Angelika Krebs

8. Tolerance, Love and Justice

Christian Maurer

9. Abandonment and the Egalitarianism of Love

Tony Milligan

Section II: Loving Partiality and Moral Impartiality

10. Dissolving the Illusion of the Love and Justice Dichotomy

Rachel Fedock

11. Love and Our Moral Relations With Others

Nora Kreft

12. Acting Out: How Personal Relationships Provide Basic Moral Practical Reasons

Shane Gronholz

13. Love for One's Own or Justice for All?

Marilyn Friedman

Section III: The Political Dimension of Love and Justice

14. Love's Extension: Confucian Familial Love and the Challenge of Impartiality

Andrew Lambert

15. Love as Union and Political Liberalism

Michael Kuehler

16. The Freedom that Comes with Love

Niklas Forsberg

17. Love, Activism, and Social Justice

Barrett Emerick

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