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On China's Educational Justice in the Perspective of Rawls's Theory of Justice

Sui Guo-rong

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In A Theory of Justice,John Rawls elaborates two principles of justice:the liberty principle and the difference principle.This paper analyzes the two principles and discusses the way to use the principles as a source of reference to the building of educational justice in China.

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In A Theory of Justice,John Rawls elaborates two principles of justice:the liberty principle and the difference principle.This paper analyzes the two principles and discusses the way to use the principles as a source of reference to the building of educational justice in China.

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In A Theory of Justice,John Rawls elaborates two principles of justice:the liberty principle and the difference principle.This paper analyzes the two principles and discusses the way to use the principles as a source of reference to the building of educational justice in China.

Key concepts: Economic Justice, Primary goods, China, Perspective (graphical), Sociology, Law and economics, Law, Epistemology

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