John Rawls — "The two principles of justice are lexical order, which means that the first prin…"
The two principles of justice are lexical order, which means that the first principle has priority over the second.
The two principles of justice are lexical order, which means that the first principle has priority over the second.
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"The well-ordered society is a society in which everyone accepts and knows that everyone else accepts the same principles of justice."
"The overlapping consensus is a feature of a well-ordered society in which citizens hold different comprehensive doctrines but still agree on a political conception of justice."
"Justice as fairness provides a framework for public practical reasoning."
"The idea of public reason specifies the political values that are to guide the exercise of political power."
"The principles of justice are to be chosen under conditions of moderate scarcity."
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