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The idea of justice as fairness in Rawlsian theory flows from the:

Political Science · Western Political Thought UGC NET December 2019 Political Science
The idea of justice as fairness in Rawlsian theory flows from the:
AIndividual ✓ Correct
BSociety
CState
DNation
Correct answer: (A) Individual — In Rawlsian theory justice as fairness flows from the individual, so the answer is the individual.
Explanation
In Rawlsian theory justice as fairness flows from the individual, so the answer is the individual.
The principles of justice are what free and equal individuals would agree to in the original position.
Each person reasons as a separate chooser behind the veil of ignorance.
The fairness of the outcome rests on this impartial choice made by individuals.
Society, the state and the nation are the settings to which the principles then apply.
But the source of the idea is the rational agreement of individuals themselves.

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