Political Science · Political Theory
According to John Rawls, a conception of justice cannot be deduced from self-evident premises; instead, its justification is a matter of the mutual support of many considerations into one coherent view. Rawls terms this state as:
- 1Reflective endowment
- 2Reflective equilibrium✓
- 3Well endowed equilibrium
- 4Natural equilibrium
Correct answer
Reflective equilibrium
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