Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- Political Philosophy on the Move -- Overview -- The Internal Spectator -- The Internal Spectator Looking Outwards -- Notes -- References -- 1. Empathy and Political Philosophy -- What Is Political Philosophy? -- Realism -- Rawls and Idealism -- Justice -- Notes -- References -- 2. Empathy -- What Empathy Is and Is Not -- Empathy and Political Philosophy -- Empathy and John Rawls -- Empathy and Impartiality -- The Idea of an Empathic Spectator: Adam Smith and Sympathy -- Neuroscience and Social Psychology -- Notes -- References. 3. The Empathy TestThe Set-Up -- Principle One -- Principle Two -- Principle Three -- The Role of the Average Person -- Notes -- References -- 4. Radical Concern: Political Philosophy On Foot -- Introductory Thoughts -- Equal Concern -- Radical Concern -- A Manual of Concern -- Concluding Remarks -- Notes -- References -- 5. Freedom and Empathy -- Passing the Empathy Test -- First Footsteps -- Liberty -- Rawls and Liberty -- (Un)Equal Liberty -- Freedom and Need -- Freedom and Ability -- A Return to the Manual of Concern -- Notes -- References -- 6. A Theory of Freedom -- Basic Ideas -- A Theory of Empathic Justice -- Empathic Freedom. Tiers One to ThreeTier Four -- Tier Five -- Tier Six -- Tier Seven -- Accountability -- An Eighth Tier? -- Concluding Thoughts -- Notes -- References -- Conclusion -- Trolleys, Levers, Mazes, Demons and Paté de Canard en Croûte: On Moral Philosophy -- Failing the Empathy Test -- Notes -- References -- Index.