Problem
From the ancient philosophy of Plato to the 20th century. Politics can be an emotionally charged topic, and often people have strong feelings about what constitutes justice and a just society. A philosophical approach to these topics, though, requires rational reflection and consideration.
i. In your own view, which of the three theories of justice we have looked at seems the most reasonable or rationally defensible? Explain why.
ii. What do you think "justice" means (in a political sense)? How does the view you chose in the previous question compare or contrast with your own conception of political justice? Did the reasoning you laid out in response to the previous question lead you to change your views at all?