A CRITIQUE OF THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL UNDERPINNINGS OF JOHN RAWLS’ THEORY OF JUSTICE REGARDING THE NATURE OF SOCIAL LIFE: AN EASTERN-ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVE
The ontological nature of human social life and its governing anthropological principles constitute the foundational bedrock of all theories of justice and political structures. This study deconstructs and scrutinizes John Rawls’s anthropological presuppositions regarding the nature of collective life within his theory...