This suggests that corrective justice is not really a matter of justice at all: independent, yes; a genuine principle of justice, no.
Their concern is twofold: considerations that make corrective justice seem like a genuine principle of justice also seem to undermine its independence from distributive justice (justice in the distribution of resources); at the same time, considerations that support the principle's independence from distributive justice also seem to undermine its status as a genuine principle of justice.
Indeed, one way to put this point is to say that those who hold that desert is not a genuine principle of justice are themselves holding an idiosyncratic view when we take into account the fact that many think that desert is a genuine principle of justice.
Indeed Mothersill writes of her "First Thesis" (FT) that there are no genuine principles or laws of taste: "…FT is central to aesthetics, and there is, as far as I can see, nothing more fundamental from which it could be derived" (Mothersill 1984, p. 143).
Both fans and enemies perceived Reagan as a man of his word who acted based upon genuine principles.
Cardinal Wolsey imported Italian sculptors to add some Florentine flourishes to the original palace, and probably laid out the sprawling complex according to genuine Renaissance principles of geometry and symmetry.
Different characteristics of the functions of synaptic transmission of the inhibitory and the excitatory synapses are thus not essential and not a genuine functional principle of the circuit underlying a preference for small objects.
If Obama could match his eloquence with a genuine understanding of the principles of rhetoric, this race would be a blowout.
A good deal of vacillation in and after 1848 was caused by the inability of Palacký and others to harmonize the emphasis on historical rights with genuine devotion to the modern principles of Czech nationalism and Slavic solidarity.
