what are the salient features of John Rawls theory of justice
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describe the salient features of John Rawls's theory of justice. To put it simply, philosopher John Rawls defined justice as "fairness." By this, he meant that the basic structures of society should be ordered in such a way that they promote maximum both egalitarian freedom and equality. ...
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The main theme of Rawls' theory of justice is it is interpreted as fairness. The dictionary meaning of fairness is appropriateness or just: In Rawls' conception that arrangement can be called just or appropriate which does not create any scope of partiality or inappropriate.
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