A Theory of Justice book

A Theory of Justice

 John Rawls  

Politics    

Ready to delve into the intricacies of justice within democratic societies? Curious about how civil disobedience and conscientious refusal can play a vital role in maintaining democratic integrity? Or keen to explore the fascinating theory of justice as fairness, and its stark contrast with utilitarianism? Begin your intellectual journey into the heart of a well-ordered society where justice, autonomy, and social union are interwoven in a harmonious balance.


Ready to delve into the intricacies of justice within democratic societies? Curious about how civil disobedience and conscientious refusal can play a vital role in maintaining democratic integrity? Or keen to explore the fascinating theory of justice as fairness, and its stark contrast with utilitarianism? Begin your intellectual journey into the heart of a well-ordered society where justice, autonomy, and social union are interwoven in a harmonious balance.;

#1

Is 'Justice as Fairness' the Key to a Stable and Equitable Society?

01 Jan 1970

02:36

02:36


#2

Justice Unveiled: Bridging the Gap between Institutions and Individuals

01 Jan 1970

03:42

03:42


#3

Could the 'Veil of Ignorance' Create the Ideal Society?

01 Jan 1970

02:36

02:36


#4

Shaping a Just Society: The Practical Application of Justice Principles in a Democratic Framework

01 Jan 1970

02:46

02:46


#5

Can Principles of Justice Shape a Fair and Just Society in Modern Political Economy?

01 Jan 1970

02:44

02:44


#6

Interweaving Justice, Civil Disobedience, and Mutual Respect: Building a Cohesive Society

01 Jan 1970

03:35

03:35


#7

Does Justice as Fairness Truly Bolster Self-Respect and Accommodate Diversity in Society?

01 Jan 1970

03:01

03:01


#8

Justice as Fairness: The Key to a Well-Ordered Society

01 Jan 1970

03:02

03:02


#9

Can a Well-Ordered Society Truly Align Justice, Autonomy, and Liberty?

01 Jan 1970

02:42

02:42


#10

Final Recap

01 Jan 1970

02:19

02:19



About Author

John Rawls was an influential American political philosopher in the liberal tradition. He is best known for his book "A Theory of Justice" (1971), where he introduced the principles of "justice as fairness." This work has greatly impacted moral and political philosophy, asserting two principles of justice that would ensure a fair and equal distribution of resources within a society. Rawls' development of the concepts of the original position and the veil of ignorance has been foundational in discussions of social justice and the design of political institutions.

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