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What is John Rawls' 'original position' in his theory of justice?
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- 1A hypothetical situation and thought-experiment characterized by the veil of ignorance✓
- 2An actual historical event where people assembled to form a social contract
- 3An experimental setup used by behavioral psychologists
- 4A primitive historical socio-cultural condition
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A hypothetical situation and thought-experiment characterized by the veil of ignorance
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