Distributive justice and its Impact on Social Ethics in John Rawls Thought

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Gorji Azandriani Ali Akbar; Falsafizadeh Haghighi 2 Seyed Aboozar

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Journal: Bioethics Journal Year:2020 | Volume:10 | Issue:35 Page(s): 0-0

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Distributive justice and its Impact on Social Ethics in John Rawls Thought

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Gorji Azandriani Ali Akbar | Falsafizadeh Haghighi 2 Seyed Aboozar | Issue Writer Certificate

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Ethics Fundamentals

John Rawls

Justice

Society of People

Abstract

Background and Aim: Moral principles have a Special Connection with the Issue of Justice itself is one of the most important moral principles and even the fundamental principle of human Social life, and ignoring it is the Source of many Conflicts and individual and Public immoralities. The aim of the present Study is to investigate the place of Justice in the realization of moral principles in the of John Rawls, A contempororary political and moral philosopher. Materials and Methods: The method present Study is descriptive-analyitical Which has been Written by using the main works of John Rawls in the field of moral principle of Justice anf other moral principles. In addition to these Sources, other Scientific texts and articles, Persian and Latin books and Sources have also been used. Findings: The principles of Justice, as the foundation of moral order, lays the groundwork for the establishment of Social morality and the improvement of contemporary human life, which seeks to alleviate human suufering. Ethical Considerations: The article is Written in accordance with the principles of referral and fiduciary and is Considered as independent and free Writing. Conclusion: According to Rawls, moral principles are not only dependent on govermemt decisions and policies, but people anr the foundation of a moral Society that arises from their public conscience and Social cooperation. For rhis reasen, a moral Society is formed on the basis of the real participation of the people in varios Spheres, Which is Clearly beyond the boundaries drawn by goverments. Rawls "Society of The People" is based on the benefit of the deprived of Society from Economic Conditions, Which is followed by a kind of government patrticipation and helping the depreved to establish Social morality by expanding justic.

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Gorji Azandriani, Ali Akbar, & Falsafizadeh Haghighi 2, Seyed Aboozar. (2020). Distributive justice and its Impact on Social Ethics in John Rawls Thought. JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS, 10(35 ), 0-0. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/701910/en

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Gorji Azandriani Ali Akbar, Falsafizadeh Haghighi 2 Seyed Aboozar. Distributive justice and its Impact on Social Ethics in John Rawls Thought. JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS[Internet]. 2020;10(35 ):0-0. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/701910/en

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Ali Akbar Gorji Azandriani, and Seyed Aboozar Falsafizadeh Haghighi 2, “Distributive justice and its Impact on Social Ethics in John Rawls Thought,” JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS, vol. 10, no. 35 , pp. 0–0, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/701910/en

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