Political Science · Rawls' Theory of Justice
Consider the following statements carefully about John Rawls' Theory of Justice: (i) Rawls outlined the features of his conception of justice in an article that appeared in 1957, entitled 'Justice as Fairness' culminating in 'A Theory of Justice'. (ii) The elaboration and clarification of his theory continued even after the publication of 'A Theory of Justice' through books like 'Political Liberalism' (1993) and 'The Law of Peoples' (1999). Select the correct option:
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- 1Both statements (i) and (ii) are false
- 2Only statement (ii) is true
- 3Only statement (i) is true
- 4Both statements (i) and (ii) are true✓
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Both statements (i) and (ii) are true
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