政治自由主义 = Political liberalism
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...…features unique to a particular (range of) nation-states, as is sometimes claimed with political liberalism; in other words particularly of the way Rawls (1996) emphasizes that the fundamental ideas of political liberalism (like freedom and equality) are publicly justified qua implicit within the…...
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...The paradigm is religion (Rawls, 1996)....
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...In other words, they accept a significantly neutralist and anti-expressivist conception of the political.2 They also have what Rawls calls the ‘very great virtues . . . [of] political cooperation that make a constitutional regime possible’, including toleration (Rawls, 1996: 157)....
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...In accepting ‘fair terms of cooperation’ which take that into account, citizens respect what Rawls (1996) calls the ‘fact of reasonable pluralism’....
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...The perception of human rights as a ‘comprehensive doctrine’ (Rawls, 1996), which treats other moral discourses as parochial, has given rise to different responses....
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...The idea of ‘overlapping consensus’ can address the negative perception of human rights as a ‘comprehensive doctrine’ (Rawls, 1996), yet it retains the important notion of a shared conception of social justice as a universal goal....
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...This would not mean abandoning universals, but rather revealing the existence of convergent universal norms that can be justified from different religious and philosophical perspectives (Rawls, 1996; Taylor, 1999; Nussbaum, 2000)....
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...6 This goal of arriving at universal and consensual norms, which are ‘voluntarily enforceable’ across cultures (Rawls, 1996; Taylor, 1999), does raise certain questions: who would decide upon such ‘cross-cultural universals’ and could a meaningful consensus ever be reached? However, my interest in the idea of ‘overlapping consensus’ is less ambitious....
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...…and taken seriously’ (1990: 138).6 This goal of arriving at universal and consensual norms, which are ‘voluntarily enforceable’ across cultures (Rawls, 1996; Taylor, 1999), does raise certain questions: who would decide upon such ‘cross-cultural universals’ and could a meaningful consensus…...
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...John Rawls’ theoretical strategy was to propose in Political Liberalism a reasonable pluralism that seeks overlapping consensus while allowing for different conceptions of the good (Rawls, 1993)....
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