Asked by KeShaun Barnum on Sep 23, 2024

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Rawls explains that his intention is to present a ______ that is abstract in nature.

A) perspective of origin
B) model of justice
C) difference of virtues
D) veil of ignorance

Model of Justice

A framework or paradigm used to understand, analyze, and implement justice and legal systems, often reflecting societal norms and values about fairness and equity.

Veil of Ignorance

A philosophical concept proposed by John Rawls suggesting that decisions should be made without the decision-makers knowing their status, to ensure fairness and equity in moral judgments.

Abstract Nature

The quality of being abstract; not representing or imitating external reality or the objects of nature.

  • Comprehend the abstract nature of Rawls's model of justice and its application to societal structures.
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Brett Marsden5 days ago
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Rawls seeks to present a model of justice that is abstract and not dependent on any specific historical or cultural context. It is meant to be a hypothetical framework based on principles that anyone can accept, regardless of their social background or personal values. The other options listed are either not central to Rawls' theory (choices A and C) or are a specific concept within Rawls' theory (choice D).