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Amartya Sen's idea of equality is deeply rooted in his broader philosophical framework of justice, freedom, and development. In social and political philosophy, he challenges traditional egalitarian views that focus solely on resource distribution or formal equality. Instead, Sen introduces the concept of *capabilities*, which emphasizes what individuals can actually do and be, rather than merely what they possess.  

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