The Correspondence between Individual Good and the Public Good——Moral Basic of the Theory of Justice by John Rawls
LU Yan-li
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LU Yan-li
Abstract
The assumption of Rawls' theory of justice is state and the veil of ignorance.The core of Rawls' theory of justice is combined with two principles,and the author demonstrated these two principles through the process designed on the contract on the original state.This demonstration is based on the most basic moral proof consistently between the Individual good and the public good.
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The assumption of Rawls' theory of justice is state and the veil of ignorance.The core of Rawls' theory of justice is combined with two principles,and the author demonstrated these two principles through the process designed on the contract on the original state.This demonstration is based on the most basic moral proof consistently between the Individual good and the public good.
Key concepts: Veil of ignorance, Primary goods, Economic Justice, Original position, Core (optical fiber), State (computer science), Sociology, Ignorance