Lexicon of Arguments

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Veil of ignorance/Rawls: Rawls already sees the veil of ignorance in Kant. - The idea of the good is subordinated to the one of the "right". - The right draws the line. - The good shows what is important.
Rawls: That leaves plenty of room for different forms of life.⁽¹⁾
>Veil of ignorance.
>Freedom/Kant, >Free will/Kant, >Morals/Kant, >Society/Kant.

1. Die ZEIT No. 11/2002 Ludger Heidbrink on John Rawls.

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