基于CSSCI对《心理科学》的定量分析

依据南京大学中国社会科学研究评价中心研制的《中文社会科学引文索引》(CSSCI)(1998、1999)光盘数据库,对《心理科学》的发文、引文情况及载文被CSSCI(1998、1999)来源期刊的引用情况进行统计分析和评价,同时给出了同行专家对该刊的定性评价结果。     

基于CSSCI对<心理科学>的定量分析

依据南京大学中国社会科学研究评价中心研制的<中文社会科学引文索引>(CSSCI)(1998、1999)光盘数据库,对<心理科学>的发文、引文情况及载文被CSSCI(1998、1999)来源期刊的引用情况进行统计分析和评价,同时给出了同行专家对该刊的定性评价结果.     

Luck And Equality: Richard J. Arneson

Does it make sense to hold that, if it is bad that some people are worse off than others, it is worse if those who are worse off come to be so through sheer bad luck that it is beyond their power to control? In her contribution to this symposium, Susan Hurley cautions against a closely related fallacy: from the fact that people have come to an unequal condition through unchosen bad luck, it does not follow that, if we aim to undo the influence of unchosen luck, we ought to institute equality of condition. Forswearing the fallacy that Hurley analyses is compatible with answering the question affirmatively, and more generally with holding that principles of distributive justice should be sensitive to the distinction between chosen and unchosen bad luck. This essay explores how this might be done.