A Theory of Justice
Ջոն Ռոլզ · 1971 · Իրավունքի փիլիսոփայություն
Imagine you must design a society without knowing what place you will occupy in it — rich or poor, talented or not. Behind this "veil of ignorance," Rawls argues, rational people would choose principles of justice that guarantee equal liberties and benefit the least advantaged.
One of the most important works of political philosophy of the twentieth century.
Բացել «Ընթերցող»-ում · Գրքերի ամբողջական ցանկը