(Re)-directing literature to ethical justice: Happiness in Ursula K. LeGuin’s “The ones who walk away from Omelas”

Keyphrases

• Justice 100%
• Happiness 100%
• Omelas 100%
• Walk Away 100%
• International Conference 14%
• Short Fiction 14%
• 20th Century 14%
• Copyright 14%
• Employers 14%
• Universal Rights 14%
• Ethics 14%
• Human Rights 14%
• Academic Journals 14%
• Moral 14%
• Nutshell 14%
• Deprivation 14%
• Darkroom 14%
• English Literature 14%
• Literary Criticism 14%
• Literary Studies 14%
• Utilitarianism 14%
• Immanuel Kant 14%
• Late Twentieth Century 14%
• Inherent Rights 14%
• Literary History 14%
• Images of children 14%
• Jeremy Bentham 14%
• Poststructuralism 14%
• Structuralism 14%
• John Stuart Mill 14%
• Deontological Theory 14%
• Ethical Theory 14%
• Literature Criticism 14%
• Ethical Turn 14%
• American Literature 14%
• Consequentialism 14%

Arts and Humanities

• Literature 100%
• Happiness 100%
• Twentieth Century 28%
• short fiction 14%
• Majority 14%
• Academic journals 14%
• Philosophy 14%
• Conferences 14%
• 1980s 14%
• Moral 14%
• Human Rights 14%
• Darkroom 14%
• Literary Criticism 14%
• Literary Studies 14%
• Injustice 14%
• Utopian 14%
• Immanuel Kant 14%
• Justification 14%
• Utilitarianism 14%
• Jeremy Bentham 14%
• Structuralism 14%
• Post-Structuralism 14%
• New Literary History 14%
• Ethical Theory 14%
• Ethical Turn 14%
• Consequentialism 14%
• American literature 14%
• John Stuart Mill 14%