Three conceptions of autonomy in rawis' theory of justice

Philosophy and Social Criticism 6 (1):58-78 (1979)
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The methods of justice: Reflections on Rawls. [REVIEW]Marcus G. Singer - 1976 - Journal of Value Inquiry 10 (4):286-316.

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