Justice as fairness is not a comprehensive moral doctrine, but a political conception of justice.
Theory of justice
Justice as fairness is not a comprehensive moral doctrine, but a political conception of justice.
Theory of justice
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"We are not to think of the original position as an actual assembly."
Controversial"The original position is a hypothetical situation, not an actual historical state of affairs."
Controversial"The idea of a political conception of justice is that it applies to the basic structure of society and is independent of any comprehensive philosophical or religious doctrine."
Strange & Unusual"The general conception of justice requires that all social primary goods—liberty and opportunity, income and wealth, and the bases of self-respect—are to be distributed equally unless an unequal distr…"
Strange & Unusual"The intuitive idea is that since everyone's well-being depends upon a scheme of cooperation without which no one could have a satisfactory life, the division of advantages should be such as to draw fo…"
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