Rawls: The Problem of Autonomy and Coherentism

Ideas Y Valores 59 (144):69–81 (2010)
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Abstract

The transformation of the idea of autonomy into that of justice as equality modifies the work of Rawls taken as a whole. Thus, while in the Theory of Justice, a Kantian- type of autonomy is adopted, in Political Liberalism, autonomy is extended to the sphere of the political.

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