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The insularity of the reasonable: Why political liberalism must admit the truth
Ethics 108 (2):252-275 (1998)
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Not everything, then, is constructed; we must have some material, as it were, from which to begin.(John Rawls, Political Liberalism) 1.Author's Profile
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