Titlebook: Equality and Liberty; Analyzing Rawls and J. Angelo Corlett (Fellow in Philosophy) Book 1991 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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Rawls on Natural Inequalityment… as counters in quest for political and economic advantage … ‘ (p. 15). This contention that the unequal distribution of natural assets (such as intelligence, talent, and so on) calls for some form of ‘nullification’ on grounds of justice I shall term the ‘Natural Inequality Theses’ (NIT for sh

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Discussions Defining the Least Advantagedst advantaged class, and have been mildly surprised to see no discussion in the literature about the import of that change. I offer this brief note primarily to publicise the change in Rawls’ views and to invite others to consider the significance of the new definition.

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Rawls and Ownership: the Forgotten Category of Reproductive Laborto reveal that an analysis of women’s traditional position — her distinctive activities, labour and surrounding sense of ‘mine’ — can not only make valuable contributions towards clarifying traditional property disputes, but may even provide elements for a new conception of ownership. By way of illu

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Reflective Equilibrium and Archimedean Pointse rational choice problem it poses by deriving two lexically-ordered principles of justice and suggests the derivation justifies the principles.. Its soundness aside, just what justificatory force does such a derivation have?

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Justice as Fairness: Political Not Metaphysicalesented in my book .).. I do this because it may seem that this conception depends on philosophical claims I should like to avoid, for example, claims to universal truth, or claims about the essential nature and identity of persons. My aim is to explain why it does not. I shall first discuss what I