Political Thoughts: Rawls' Overlapping Consensus and Dworkin's Theory of Justice
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This article explores the concepts of overlapping consensus and distributive justice in Rawls' and Dworkin's political theories. It discusses the principles of justice that all societies agree upon and the importance of equal distribution of resources. The article also compares the effectiveness of Rawls' and Dworkin's theories in establishing a just and rightful society.