Rival justices, competing rationalities
Justice and action in the Homeric imagination
The division of the post-Homeric inheritance
Athens put to the question
Plato and rational enquiry
Aristotle as Plato's heir
Aristotle on justice
Aristotle on practical rationality
The Augustinian alternative
Overcoming a conflict of traditions
Aquinas on practical rationality and justice
The Augustinian and Aristotelian background to Scottish Enlightenment
Philosophy in the Scottish social order
Hutcheson on justice and practical rationality
Hume's anglicizing subversion
Hume on practical rationality and justice
Liberalism transformed into a tradition
The rationality of traditions
Tradition and translation
Contested justices, contested rationalities.