The formulator of the Lexical Difference Principle, another of his works contains addresses the idea that government should be neutral between competing conceptions of the good by arguing for what he terms "overlapping consensus" and is entitled Political Liberalism.
This man contributed the chapter "Social Unity and Primary Goods" to Amartya Sen's work Utilitarianism and Beyond. One of this man's works grudgingly accommodates what he terms decent hierarchical peoples, which are in opposition to liberal peoples; that work generalizes his philosophy to international relations and is entitled The Law of Peoples. The formulator of the Lexical Difference Principle, another of his works contains addresses the idea that government should be neutral between competing conceptions of the good by arguing for what he terms "overlapping consensus" and is entitled Political Liberalism. One of this man's most famous works was redone as the essay "Justice as Fairness;" that essay contains a concept which asks the society to construct itself in full ignorance of any person's role, the veil of ignorance. For ten points, name this philosopher who wrote A Theory of Justice.
This man contributed the chapter "Social Unity and Primary Goods" to Amartya Sen's work Utilitarianism and Beyond.
John {Rawls}