A Theory of Justice
by John Rawls
John Rawls’s A Theory of Justice offers a systematic examination of fairness, equality, liberty, and the principles that might organize a just society. A foundational work in modern political philosophy, it provides a sustained framework for thinking about social institutions, rights, responsibilities, and democratic cooperation.
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A Theory of Justice is a major work by philosopher John Rawls on the foundations of a just society.
The book examines how principles of justice can guide the design of social institutions and the distribution of rights and responsibilities.
Rawls develops a systematic approach to questions of fairness, equality, liberty, and social cooperation.
Written for readers interested in political philosophy and social thought, the work remains an influential contribution to modern discussions of justice.
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