Rawls’s idea of political liberalism and the ‘animal question’
Abstract
Several decades have elapsed since the ‘animal question’ came to be at the centre of the interests of moral and political philosophy. In order to discuss this issue, in this essay I tackle the problem of political personality in terms of the Rawls’s idea of public reason.
Keywords
Rawls; animals; public reason; political liberalism
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