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1. QUESTIONS AND NOTES ON RAWLS, CHAPTER 4, EQUAL liberty . Rawlsian terminology that you need to understand: the four-stage sequence (the gradual lifting of the veil of ignorance throughout an idealized choice of principles, constitutional rules, and laws), lexical priority, the priority of liberty , the EQUAL worth (fair value) of the political liberties, the Kantian interpretation of justice as fairness. The EQUAL liberty Principle is the first principle of justice, the flagship in Rawls's system. The basic liberties it protects are heterogeneous. QUESTIONS to consider: what are the basic liberties, what establishes a liberty as basic and so protected by the EQUAL liberty Principle, why should the EQUAL liberty Principle have strict lexical priority over the other principles in Rawls's system?
1 QUESTIONS AND NOTES ON RAWLS, CHAPTER 4, EQUAL LIBERTY Rawlsian terminology that you need to understand: the four-stage sequence (the gradual lifting
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