" One of his students argued against the reductionist approach to experiences of consciousness in his essay  "What is it like to be a bat?"; that man is Thomas Nagel.
One of this philsopher's works is an article that defends utilitarianism by defining "practice" and "summary" types of the titular standards, while another of his works introduces the term "overlapping consensus." One of his students argued against the reductionist approach to experiences of consciousness in his essay  "What is it like to be a bat?"; that man is Thomas Nagel. In addition to "Two Concepts of Rules" and (*) Political Liberalism, this philosopher's works include one that attempted to re-imagine the savage state of man by using the principle of "original position." That work, which prompted Robert Nozick to publish Anarchy, State, and Utopia, also introduces the concept of the "veil of ignorance".  For 10 points, name this American political philosopher who wrote A Theory of Justice.
One of this philsopher's works is an article that defends utilitarianism by defining "practice" and "summary" types of the titular standards, while another of his works introduces the term "overlapping consensus.
John {Rawls}