Pavićević Đorđe: Pravda i politika: nasleđe i granice političke filozofije Džpna Rolsa

Name: Pravda i politika: nasleđe i granice političke filozofije Džpna Rolsa
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Pravda i politika: nasleđe i granice političke filozofije Džpna Rolsa

Pavićević Đorđe

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Đorđe Pavićević: Justice and politics: the legacy and limits of the political philosophy of John Rawls

"Rawls' theory is almost impossible to follow if the 'premises and principles' of the theory itself are respected. It is focused on the problem and moves within the thing itself; it does not contain a set of truths to be followed and instructions on how to do political philosophy or political theory. Rawls's theory is not the lingua franca or Leibnizian mathesis universalis of political philosophy, as many have thought. It is more an attempt to decipher the deep grammatical rules of a special language - the language of constitutional democracy. Rawls emphasized the importance of justice for order, and this importance stands for everything even if we do not agree with him that justice is the first virtue of social institutions and that the reasons for justice override all other reasons. Although many thought that Rawls was dramatizing the problems of existing injustices, I would say that it was the other way around - Rawls underestimated them participation, identity and renewal of religious conflicts, unequal use of scarce resources, etc. - All this tells us that injustices seriously threaten the equal moral status of citizens. Rawls' theory is a good guide for what to do."
(Đorđe Pavićević)