How did Rawls believe society ought to be structured?
By genetic merit
By wealth
By chance
Morally and logically
Answer
A morally and logically structured society, as envisioned by Rawls, prioritizes justice and fairness. It operates under the principles of equal basic liberties, an equitable distribution of resources, and ensuring that the worst-off members of society are as well-off as possible. This societal structure aims to minimize inequalities and safeguard the rights and well-being of all individuals regardless of their social or economic circumstances.
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