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An Analysis of the Social Contract in Rawls′ Theory of Justice

MA Xiao-yan

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The social contract theory ,which used to be considered an out-dated demonstrative approach,has been revitalized by Rawls. This paper aims at hackling and evaluating advancement of New-contract theory ,the dissimilarities between the classic contract theory and Rawls'one , and critique from all ways to social contract theory as the obtaining way of Justice.

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The social contract theory ,which used to be considered an out-dated demonstrative approach,has been revitalized by Rawls. This paper aims at hackling and evaluating advancement of New-contract theory ,the dissimilarities between the classic contract theory and Rawls'one , and critique from all ways to social contract theory as the obtaining way of Justice.

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The social contract theory ,which used to be considered an out-dated demonstrative approach,has been revitalized by Rawls. This paper aims at hackling and evaluating advancement of New-contract theory ,the dissimilarities between the classic contract theory and Rawls'one , and critique from all ways to social contract theory as the obtaining way of Justice.

Key concepts: Social contract, Contract theory, Economic Justice, Sociology, Law and economics, Social justice, Epistemology, Law

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