Robert Paul Wolff wrote a Marxist critique of this philosopher called Understanding [this philosopher]. This philosopher suggested there are some concerns which are appropriate for private decision making but inappropriate for public decision making, arguing that the latter should be carried out according to what he called 
Robert Paul Wolff wrote a Marxist critique of this philosopher called Understanding [this philosopher]. This philosopher suggested there are some concerns which are appropriate for private decision making but inappropriate for public decision making, arguing that the latter should be carried out according to what he called "public reason." That argument appears in a 2001 book by him subtitled "A (*) Restatement" which revisits his most important book. That book proposes that people would adopt a maximin strategy in a hypothetical situation in which everyone is blind to facts about themselves because they are behind a "veil of ignorance." For 10 points, name this philosopher who wrote A Theory of Justice.
Robert Paul Wolff wrote a Marxist critique of this philosopher called Understanding [this philosopher].
John Rawls