RAWLS’ CONSTRUCTIVIST PROCEDURE

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ESLAMI SHAHLA; AKBARI MAJID

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Journal: FALSAFEH (THE IRANIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY) Year:2012 | Volume:39 | Issue:2 Page(s): 113-136

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RAWLS’ CONSTRUCTIVIST PROCEDURE

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ESLAMI SHAHLA | AKBARI MAJID | Issue Writer Certificate

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RAWLSQ2

CONSTRUCTIVISMQ2

ORIGINAL POSITIONQ3

PUBLIC REASONQ2

OVERLAPPING CONSENSUSQ2

POLITICAL JUSTICEQ2

Abstract

RAWLS’ theory of Justice is expressed in a constructivist procedure. He holds that his constructivist procedure is free of metaphysical presuppositions. His constructivist procedure is here pursued in three stages: (1) in a theory of justice, RAWLS intends to come to moral principles regarding the ORIGINAL POSITION which could even result in other moral principles as well. He also asserts some metaphysical conceptions of human nature in regard to the ORIGINAL POSITION. (2) In “Kantian CONSTRUCTIVISM in moral theory”, the ORIGINAL POSITION is blurred and the intuitional ideas of democratic societies come to center. (3) in political liberalism, change in the procedure becomes more obvious and the procedure is surveyed considering PUBLIC REASON and OVERLAPPING CONSENSUS; finally, it is deduced that even in Political Liberalism in which RAWLS wants to suggest political, not metaphysical justice, he cannot maintain any concept of the justice without any metaphysical presupposition and, contrast to RAWLS’ view, it followed that his constructivist procedure is incomplete.

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ESLAMI, SHAHLA, & AKBARI, MAJID. (2012). RAWLS’ CONSTRUCTIVIST PROCEDURE. FALSAFEH (THE IRANIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY), 39(2), 113-136. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/93727/en

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ESLAMI SHAHLA, AKBARI MAJID. RAWLS’ CONSTRUCTIVIST PROCEDURE. FALSAFEH (THE IRANIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY)[Internet]. 2012;39(2):113-136. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/93727/en

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SHAHLA ESLAMI, and MAJID AKBARI, “RAWLS’ CONSTRUCTIVIST PROCEDURE,” FALSAFEH (THE IRANIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY), vol. 39, no. 2, pp. 113–136, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/93727/en

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