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Civil Disobedience in John Rawls (text main points (premises (two…
Civil Disobedience in John Rawls
background
the American civil rights movement
text main points
Thesis
in a democratically established regime, civil disobedience is justified to appeal to reconsideration of the conditions protest and to grasp attention to the fact that the agreement for social cooperation is not being honored
there is an obligation to support the just law we benefited from
that is a natural duty not to oppose just law
Conception of Justice
unjust social arrengement
social arrengenments are just or unjus quote - page 177
premises
the veil of ignorance
regulation and cooperation
is needed
is possible
just constitution
two fundamental liberties
political and private rights
open access to office positions