政治自由主义 = Political liberalism
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...Rawls consistently underscores reciprocity (Rawls 2005, xliii, 48–54, 441–445)....
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...…cites approvingly is the way the then cardinal Bernadin of Chicago expressed his view on abortion – the content of which Rawls personally repudiates (Rawls 2005,, 243–244, n.32) – in nonreligious terms, namely public peace, essential protections of human rights (i.e. allegedly the right to life)…...
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...He affirms the view of the Islamic scholar Abdullahi Ah- med An-Na’im, who argues that Muslim grounds for such acceptance may not be derived from the teachings of the Medina period but from the earlier Mecca period (Rawls 2005, 461, n. 46)....
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...They are: freedom and equality as reflected in civil liberties and rights, plus opportunities to realise these; the rule of law; and the majority principle (Rawls 2005, xlvi, 6, 156–157, 450; Maffetone 2010, 57)....
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...Rawls maintains that it does not have to be based on exclusively political considerations, but on actual religious doctrines also (Rawls 2005, 461)....
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...…‘a moral psychology drawn from the political conception of justice as fairness . . . not a psychology originating in the sciences of human nature but rather a scheme of concepts and principles for expressing a certain political conception of the person and an ideal of citizenship’ (Rawls 1996, 87)....
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...‘To say that these interests are “higher-order” interests means that, as the fundamental idea of the person is specified, these interests are viewed as basic and hence as normally regulative and effective’ (Rawls 1996, 74)....
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...…the two moral powers, the capacity for justice and the capacity for a conception of the good, necessary to be a fully cooperating member of society; (2) a sense of one’s equal worth rooted in the belief that one’s conception of the good and plan of life are worth carrying out (Rawls 1996, 319)....
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...Thus, Rawls suggests, ‘self-respect depends upon and is encouraged by certain public features of basic social institutions, how they work and how people who accept these arrangements are expected to (and normally do) regard and treat one another’ (Rawls 1996, 319)....
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...This justification includes everything that would be said when the system of justice is set up and why we would proceed in one way rather than another (Rawls 1996, 67)....
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...The theory I consult principally includes Milton Friedman’s economic theory of education (1955) and John Rawls’ principles of justice (Rawls 1971, 1993)....
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