العدالة في الفكر السياسي الغربي المعاصر : جون رولز و ويل كيمليكا أنموذجا

Abstract EN

Justice as a term is against injustice and injustice, and it aims to prevent evil inherent in injustice by applying a set of rules, whether the norms or laws, and justice attracted the attention of thinkers since ancient times and the middle and modern, justice was the focus of their attention, and the philosophers put several theories to explain Justice, one of these philosophers is the American philosopher John Rolls, who introduced a special concept of justice in his book in 1971 (a theory of justice), which caused a sensation in the philosophical, social and political circles, and divided the intellectuals to the supporters and opponents, and that the uproar was proof of proof Importance This book, and then presented the book of justice as a half-redrafted in 2001, in which many of the perpetrators of justice, while the other contemporary thinker who dealt with the idea of justice is the Canadian philosopher Wil Kimlika, who looked at the justice from a cultural angle, and tried to provide a special concept of justice In his book "Odessa multiculturalism," in which he spoke about justice, multiculturalism and tolerance, Will Kamika cautioned about the importance of the rights of the minority suffering injustice.

He pointed to the tyranny of the majority in democratic politics and the blurring of the features and rights of the minority.