A Theory of Justice by John Rawls

A Theory of Justice by John Rawls

Design a society without knowing who you will be in it — rich or poor, healthy or not, majority or minority. Rawls calls this the veil of ignorance, and argues you would choose very differently.

From that thought experiment he derives two principles: equal basic liberties for all, and inequalities permitted only where they benefit the worst off. Every debate in political philosophy since has been a response.

The single most important work of political philosophy of the twentieth century. Demanding and unavoidable.

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