27 мар. 2001 г. · The principle that holds that human beings, despite their differences, are to be regarded as one another's equals, is often also called 'human ... Conceptions of Distributive... · Relational Equality

In mathematical logic the theory of pure equality is a first-order theory. It has a signature consisting of only the equality relation symbol, and includes ... Definition as FOL theory · Definition of the theory

We can divide egalitarian theories into two types: formal and substantive. Formal equality states a formula or policy but includes no specific content.

These equality theories are ontological equality, equality of opportunity, equality of conditions, and equality of outcome. Equality theories · Economic equality · Gender equality

Individual circumstances differ greatly, and therefore a formally equal punishment could easily result in great inequality in the amount of pain actually felt.

Equality typically is measured by comparing the circumstances of those individuals considered equals. This approach inevitably generates suspicion of unequal or ...

The notion of equality before the law maintains that laws should apply equally to all citizens: simply put, no one is above the law. This idea— ...

Egalitarian doctrines are generally characterized by the idea that all humans are equal in fundamental worth or moral status. Luck egalitarianism · Christian egalitarianism · Political egalitarianism

Factors that make the emergence of equality before the law more likely include limits on the extent of coercion, greater marginal returns to effort, increases ...

Provision of Equal Rights-The principle of social equality demands that there should be equal rights for all and no discrimination should be made on the basis ...