Rawls’ linguistic analogy

Rawls’ linguistic analogy

by John M. Mikhail

2009
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Analyzes the moral grammar hypothesis, showing how some of Rawls' ideas about the linguistic analogy, together with thought experiments can be used to improve our understanding of moral and legal judgements.

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