Philosophy of rawls: a collection of essays edited with an introduction by Henry S. Richardson and Paul J. Weithman

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TextPublication details: New York Garland Publishing c1999Description: xiv,314p.; 24cmISBN:

0815320253(v.1)
0-8153-2926-1(v.2)
0-8153-2927-x(v.3)
0-8153-2928-8(v.4)
0-8153-2929-6(v.5)

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320.01 PHI

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Contents:

Volume1: Development and main outlines of Rawls's theory of justice - - v.2: The two principles and their justification - - v.3: Opponents and implications of a theory of justice - - v.4: Moral psychology and community - - v.5: Reasonable pluralism

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