Justice is the standard by which the competing claims of individuals and groups are to be assessed.
Theory of justice
Paraphrased from various sections of 'A Theory of Justice'
1971
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"The basic liberties can be restricted only for the sake of liberty itself."
Strange & Unusual"The problem of justice in the distribution of wealth and income is a problem of pure procedural justice."
Strange & Unusual"The natural lottery is neither just nor unjust; nor is it unjust that persons are born into certain positions in society."
Controversial"A conception of justice is stable if, when the basic structure of society is publicly known to satisfy its principles for an extended period, those subject to these arrangements acquire a sense of jus…"
Controversial"The problem of justice is to find principles that can be publicly justified to all members of society."
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