政治自由主义 = Political liberalism
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...…gambit going back to Plato, Epicurus and later, to thinkers like Rousseau, Hobbes and Locke, Edmund Burke and, more recently, John Rawls (Rawls, 1993; Rawls, 1999/ 1971).18 This social contract – which has codified Western modernity’s aspirations until the Age of Anthropocene – has…...
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...The classical social contract has been a theoretical gambit going back to Plato, Epicurus and later, to thinkers like Rousseau, Hobbes and Locke, Edmund Burke and, more recently, John Rawls (Rawls, 1993; Rawls, 1999/ 1971).18 This social contract – which has codified Western modernity’s aspirations until the Age of Anthropocene – has highlighted such values as the pursuit of happiness, self-actualization, economic growth, material affluence, political participation, and – in the more recent framework of a sustainable future – it factored in the needs of future generations....
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...John Rawls, for example, constructed a theory of justice with the image of the autonomous person in mind, a person who desires above all to set and pursue her own plans in life (Rawls, 1971)....
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...Proponents of political neutrality include Ronald Dworkin (1978), Bruce Ackerman (1980), Charles Larmore (1987), Gerald Gaus (1996), and John Rawls (1993)....
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...They would therefore have to be public rather than purely personal reasons: that is, reasons that are both made public, and that are formulated from a public point of view, namely ‘the point of view of you and me’ (Rawls 1993: p. 98)....
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