This thinker proposes that citizens instead contribute to an "overlapping consensus" by engaging in a neutral "public reason" that satisfies a "criterion of reciprocity" introduced in a work that proposes that just outcomes would be picked from behind a "veil of ignorance.
A footnote in an article by this philosopher praises Abdullahi An-Na'im for creating a version of Islam that comports with an idea proposed by this thinker to which Nicholas Wolterstorff and Robert Audi proposed a "consocial alternative." That idea presents the exclusion of arguments based only on "comprehensive doctrines" in societies where the "fact of reasonable pluralism" holds. This thinker proposes that citizens instead contribute to an "overlapping consensus" by engaging in a neutral "public reason" that satisfies a "criterion of reciprocity" introduced in a work that proposes that just outcomes would be picked from behind a "veil of ignorance." For 10 points, name this Harvard political theorist, best known for A Theory of Justice.
A footnote in an article by this philosopher praises Abdullahi An-Na'im for creating a version of Islam that comports with an idea proposed by this thinker to which Nicholas Wolterstorff and Robert Audi proposed a "consocial alternative.
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