Through critically analysing Charles Taylor’s “Atomism,” Virginia Held’s “Non-Contractual Society: A Feminist View,” and Aristotle’s “Nicomachean Ethics,” develop an account of the relationship between the right and the good.

No Internet resources is required.
But use and quote from the book “Classics of Political & Moral Philosophy” 2nd edition by Steven M. Cahn.
You must support your points with direct references to the text
Avoid wasting space on irrelevant considerations or on vague introductory and concluding remarks.
Respond specifically, directly, and concisely to the question at hand.
Original illustrative/supportive examples are welcome and encouraged.

Through critically analysing Charles Taylor’s “Atomism,” Virginia Held’s “Non-Contractual Society: A Feminist View,” and Aristotle’s “Nicomachean Ethics,” develop an account of the relationship between the right and the good.

No Internet resources is required.
But use and quote from the book “Classics of Political & Moral Philosophy” 2nd edition by Steven M. Cahn.
You must support your points with direct references to the text
Avoid wasting space on irrelevant considerations or on vague introductory and concluding remarks.
Respond specifically, directly, and concisely to the question at hand.
Original illustrative/supportive examples are welcome and encouraged.