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Dworkin's Egalitarianism

Yao Da-zh

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Dworkin attempted to surpass Rawls' equal libertarianism and Nozick's extreme libertarianism.He created a third type of libertarianism in aspect of the relationship between liberty and equality,which advocated that equality is prior to liberty;in aspect of justice of distribution,which claimed that resource should be equally distributed;in the aspect of equality,he recommended the theory of natural rights.

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Dworkin attempted to surpass Rawls' equal libertarianism and Nozick's extreme libertarianism.He created a third type of libertarianism in aspect of the relationship between liberty and equality,which advocated that equality is prior to liberty;in aspect of justice of distribution,which claimed that resource should be equally distributed;in the aspect of equality,he recommended the theory of natural rights.

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Dworkin attempted to surpass Rawls' equal libertarianism and Nozick's extreme libertarianism.He created a third type of libertarianism in aspect of the relationship between liberty and equality,which advocated that equality is prior to liberty;in aspect of justice of distribution,which claimed that resource should be equally distributed;in the aspect of equality,he recommended the theory of natural rights.

Key concepts: Libertarianism, Egalitarianism, Law and economics, Economic Justice, Sociology, Law, Political science, Environmental ethics

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