Name: Justice: What's The Right Thing To Do?
Author: Michael J. Sandel
"Endless thoughts, endless choices. About Justice."
Based on the Harvard college's lecture by Sandel, which is well known lecture for all students in the college. So, what is this book about? Its written on the book cover. Its about the justice. Then what is justice? And that is what this book is talking about. Different from other books talking about justice, this talks much understandable and interesting than other. Starting from the well known moral story "Workers on the railway", this book explains how justice is implemented in our society.
I read nearly a few books in a year, this was the most interesting book I have read this year. This book let me know the happiness of reading something with deep thinking. The most unanswerable topic was related to the human being, it was "How much does a human cost?". I think this topic, the value of a human, shouldn't be calculated. Even if the person should be executed by his crime, it shouldn't be calculated. Every human being should be, or is same, by any difference.
After all this unusual huge amount of thinking, I starting to see the world slightly differently. Now I see everything on two perspectives. Continually asking myself a single question; "What if?" And keep thinking about what should I do in that situation. I already knew by my instinct, this question is going to change my life.
This was a homework for Sunrin High School English.
Author: Michael J. Sandel
"Endless thoughts, endless choices. About Justice."
Based on the Harvard college's lecture by Sandel, which is well known lecture for all students in the college. So, what is this book about? Its written on the book cover. Its about the justice. Then what is justice? And that is what this book is talking about. Different from other books talking about justice, this talks much understandable and interesting than other. Starting from the well known moral story "Workers on the railway", this book explains how justice is implemented in our society.
I read nearly a few books in a year, this was the most interesting book I have read this year. This book let me know the happiness of reading something with deep thinking. The most unanswerable topic was related to the human being, it was "How much does a human cost?". I think this topic, the value of a human, shouldn't be calculated. Even if the person should be executed by his crime, it shouldn't be calculated. Every human being should be, or is same, by any difference.
After all this unusual huge amount of thinking, I starting to see the world slightly differently. Now I see everything on two perspectives. Continually asking myself a single question; "What if?" And keep thinking about what should I do in that situation. I already knew by my instinct, this question is going to change my life.
This was a homework for Sunrin High School English.