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By applying Alasdair MacIntyre’s framework o f rival traditions o f rationality analogically to Catholic theologians and economists, this paper argues that these two groups can greatly benefit from a reexamination and appropriation o f John A. Ryan’s insights when engaging debate on wage justice today, first by understanding the tradition out ofwhich the Catholic Church established its rationale for justice regarding wages, and second by applying Ryan’s innovation o f six “canons o f distributive justice” for establishing commensurability o f concepts in discourse between the traditions o f moral theology and economic science. This paper argues that Ryan’s distinctive experience and character allowed him to enter into conversation with a non­ native tradition o f enquiry to draw forth commensurate concepts that improved the coherence o f his native Catholic theological understanding and afforded greater opportunities to discourse with social scientists in meaningful argument fo r the sake o f human welfare.

"Whose Justice? Which Rationality?" in Catholic Debates on a Living Wage