One of my philosophy groups is doing a session on John Rawls' political and moral philosophy. I've always thought that A Theory of Justice sounded like little more than an extended discursion on the consequences of Kant's , but I confess to not having read it.
Anyway, I thought that Rawls and the Categorical Imperative deserved a mention here.
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