Panasiuk Y. The Problem of Social Justice in the Context of Contemporary Analytical Philosophy.

The object is the problem of social justice. The aim is a comprehensive analysis and systematization of the main approaches to social justice and their classification based on the principles of separation and the necessary conditions for the functioning of social justice in contemporary civil society represented within the concepts of analytical political philosophy. The methods are analytical, historical-comparative, genetic, systemic, structural-functional paradigm, conceptual synthesis, mental experiment, institutional. The thesis presents an inquiry into the problem of social justice in the context of contemporary analytical philosophy. It is proved that the problem of social justice has an important function in social and political agenda of contemporary analytical philosophy. It was found that a comprehensive view of the topic takes place in the three main conceptions of contemporary analytical political philosophy - liberalism, communitarianism and libertarianism. The principles of social justice are considered to be the basis of liberalism, communitarianism and libertarianism. They are equality, liberty and common good. Aiming to determine peculiarities of liberal conceptions of social justice it was introduced and rationalized a hypothetic model of a liberal society which is called "triangle by Ackerman". Application sphere is educational process.