We are not to think of the original position as an actual assembly.
Theory of justice
'A Theory of Justice', Chapter III, Section 20
1971
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"The well-ordered society is a society in which everyone accepts and knows that everyone else accepts the same principles of justice."
Strange & Unusual"The principles of justice apply to the basic structure of society and govern the assignment of rights and duties and regulate the distribution of social and economic advantages."
Strange & Unusual"The two principles of justice are lexical order, which means that the first principle has priority over the second."
Strange & Unusual"The idea of a well-ordered society is an ideal that we should strive for, even if we can never fully achieve it."
Strange & Unusual"The role of philosophy in a democratic society is to help citizens clarify their own political values and to find public reasons for their political positions."
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