A Companion to Rawls
A Companion to Rawls
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罗尔斯的同伴
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10.1002/9781118328460.ch6
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2013
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Stemplowska Z
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Stemplowska Z
John Rawls tells at the start of A Theory of Justice that his theory is intentionally constrained in two ways: it is ideal and focuses on the justice of the basic structure of society. This chapter begins by evaluating Rawls's claim that ideal theory sets the target of reform for nonideal theory, whose task it is to work out what to do “under less happy conditions.” It states that it is unclear just when ideal theory can inform the priorities of nonideal theory. The chapter also presents discussions on whether the ideal theory is utopian and concessive to human nature. Even the kind of nonideal theory that delivers concrete action‐guidance for “us” remains unhelpfully ideal if it does so merely in the form of policies or institutional arrangements.
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2014
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Bram Oceans
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Bram Oceans
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1962
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T. Mcgovern
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T. Mcgovern