英文摘要 |
This paper aims to explore how should luck egalitarianism overcome the problem that the range of luck is too large. Luck egalitarianism is a theory of distributive iustice. It claims that inequality is acceptable, when it is the result of personal choice; on the contrary, inequality is unacceptable, when it is the result of non-selective luck. And, we should compensate this inequality by allocation of resources. However, luck egalitananism must explain what kind of luck should be compensated, and what should not be. Otherwise, it seems that all lucks should be compensated, as long as they are non-selective and result in an unequal outcomes. If so, this will lead to the problem that the range of luck is too large. |