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Acyutananda
23Hi. I want to read Rawls. Of course I want to understand his final views on reflective equilibrium, which I believe I will find in his Political Liberalism. But would I be able to understand Political Liberalism without first reading A Theory of Justice?
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Pantagruel
3.4kDefinitely start with Theory of Justice. Political Liberalism expands upon Theory of Justice. Both are well worth reading.
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