Theory of justice from "summary" of A Theory of Justice, Revised Edition by John Rawls,Professor John Rawls
The concept of justice is central to the organization of society. It is the principle that governs how individuals interact with each other and how resources are distributed. In a just society, fairness and equality are paramount, ensuring that all members have equal opportunities to pursue their interests and achieve their goals. John Rawls, in his book 'A Theory of Justice, Revised Edition', presents a theory of justice that is based on the idea of the social contract. According to Rawls, individuals in a society would agree to a set of principles that would govern their interactions with each other, knowing that these principles would be fair and just for all. Rawls argues that in order to determine what is just, individuals must imagine themselves behind a "veil of ignorance" where they do not know their own social position, wealth, or abilities. From this position of equality...
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