Selfrespect from "summary" of A Theory of Justice, Revised Edition by John Rawls,Professor John Rawls
Self-respect is a vital aspect of a person's well-being and dignity. It is closely connected to our sense of worth and identity as individuals. When we have self-respect, we value ourselves and believe that we deserve to be treated with dignity and respect by others. This belief in our own worth is crucial for our psychological and emotional well-being.
Self-respect is not merely a personal feeling, but also a social and political concept. In a just society, all individuals should be able to maintain their self-respect regardless of their social status or circumstances. This means that everyone should have the opportunity to pursue their own goals and aspirations, and to have their basic needs met. When people are denied these opportunities, their self-respect is un...
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