The Relation between Theory of Justice of John Rawls by Kant's Ethics and Hegel's philosophy of Right

• Main Authors: Hazhir Mehri, Asgar Dirbaz
• Format: Article
• Language: fas
• Published: University of Isfahan 2010-12-01
• Series: Comparative Theology
• Subjects: Ethics-utilitarianism; Political Philosophy; Ethics; utilitarianism; Deontologism; Philosophy of Right
• Online Access: http://coth.ui.ac.ir/article_15683_84b445001197a1a55974beacb42e464c.pdf

After the famous book on political philosophy of Karl Popper and in support of the liberal doctrine titled" Open society and its enemies", the most famous theory of John Rawls, the university of Harwaed professor in political philosophy in, which a book titled" A theory of justice "was published in 1971. This book includes several articles that eventually, has formed like a book has increased a wide audience in the university and professional journals, particularly in English –speaking countries. Rawls book, based on ethical approach –the political challenge with common issues, including comments utilitarianism payment. Rawl's theory of john Stuart Mill, David Hume and the ethical discussion sidgwick quit common and was considered beyond established based tradition of ethical contractivism and deontological ethics theory of Kant and Hegel's philosophy of right to and re-design concepts of his theory in the tradition of normative political philosophy west restored. "Theory of justice" due to the boroad variety of social sciences, audience many attracted. Readers of this theory found a wide variety of disciplines ranging from psychology and economic to ethical issues. Selected topic for which it repeatedly Rawls in his book and his theory  named the Kantian and did not name in Hegel, the Hegelian's philosophy of Right theory of the hidden angles of this article will focus on, as well as his abut influence on some views Interpreters