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A World of Struggle Meets the Faces of Injustice (Judith Shklar and Current Affairs)
This is a difficult task to perform. It is most often a good deal easier to offer a reflection on a paper with which one would beg to differ, than with one to which one’s own thinking is aligned. This is doubly so if the article in question is phrased as eloquently and insightfully as Professor Kennedy’s was. I might be well advised to merely state, “I concur”, and he said, “it is better than I will ever be able to” and leave it at that.