Add to ORKGThis paper systematically extends John Rawls' original position to nonideal theory, showing how parties to a "nonideal original position" ought to prioritize four "nonideal primary goods" over Rawls' principles and priority relations, and then agree to five lexically ordered principles of nonideal theory for distributing those goods. Finally, these five principles are shown to fare very well in reflective equilibrium, cohering with a number of pretheoretic moral intuitions
Many normative theories set forth in the welfare economics, distributive justice and cognate literat...
ohn Rawls is widely regarded as one of the most influential philosophers of the twentieth century, a...
In this article, in order to demonstrate the pragmatic elements of Rawls’s viewpoint, the developmen...
This paper systematically extends John Rawls' original position to nonideal theory, showing how part...
Theorists have long debated whether John Rawls’ conception of justice as fairness can be extended to...
Until recently, Rawlsian orthodoxy held that John Rawls’ ideal theory of justice as fairness can be ...
Theorists have long debated whether John Rawls’ conception of justice as fairness can be extended to...
The article gives conceptual clarification on a distinction between ideal and nonideal theory by an...
Can one give an account of a perfectly just society without invoking principles governing our respon...
This dissertation constructs a "non-ideal theory" of justice: a systematic theory of how to respond ...
The article gives conceptual clarification on a distinction between ideal and nonideal theory by ana...
Many normative theories set forth in the welfare economics, distributive justice and cognate literat...
John Rawls' theory of justice as fairness has often been regarded as an origin of "luck egalitariani...
The paper critically addresses A Theory of Justice. It is first illustrated that Theory implies a pa...
In A Theory of Justice John Rawls constructs a comprehensive social contract theory of justice to st...
Many normative theories set forth in the welfare economics, distributive justice and cognate literat...
ohn Rawls is widely regarded as one of the most influential philosophers of the twentieth century, a...
In this article, in order to demonstrate the pragmatic elements of Rawls’s viewpoint, the developmen...
This paper systematically extends John Rawls' original position to nonideal theory, showing how part...
Theorists have long debated whether John Rawls’ conception of justice as fairness can be extended to...
Until recently, Rawlsian orthodoxy held that John Rawls’ ideal theory of justice as fairness can be ...
Theorists have long debated whether John Rawls’ conception of justice as fairness can be extended to...
The article gives conceptual clarification on a distinction between ideal and nonideal theory by an...
Can one give an account of a perfectly just society without invoking principles governing our respon...
This dissertation constructs a "non-ideal theory" of justice: a systematic theory of how to respond ...
The article gives conceptual clarification on a distinction between ideal and nonideal theory by ana...
Many normative theories set forth in the welfare economics, distributive justice and cognate literat...
John Rawls' theory of justice as fairness has often been regarded as an origin of "luck egalitariani...
The paper critically addresses A Theory of Justice. It is first illustrated that Theory implies a pa...
In A Theory of Justice John Rawls constructs a comprehensive social contract theory of justice to st...
Many normative theories set forth in the welfare economics, distributive justice and cognate literat...
ohn Rawls is widely regarded as one of the most influential philosophers of the twentieth century, a...
In this article, in order to demonstrate the pragmatic elements of Rawls’s viewpoint, the developmen...