Proceeding from the writings of Plato, Rawls and Ishiguro, Fraser offers in this essay a new reflection on justice. Through a critical analysis of Never let me go, Fraser seeks to draw from Ishiguro's novel some practical precepts for our everyday life. According to her, a just society must deconstruct excluding social procedures that restrict the realm of subjects of justice to only one social group, thereby precluding fair treatment among all persons.
justice; Nancy Fraser; John Rawls; Plato; Kazuo Ishiguro