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abstraction academic account of justice account of philosophy affirmation American American liberalism analytical philosophy autonomy believed best regime bourgeois calculating individual calculation of self-interest Calvinist Christianity co-penetration concerning constitution content of justice contractarian teaching contractual liberalism convenient derived dominant egalitarian empire English English-speaking liberalism foetuses foundations freedom fundamental given Hobbes and Locke human ideology imperialism influence intellectual interests JOSIAH WOOD justice as fairness Kant Kant's knowledge liberty and equality live Marxism metaphysical modern liberalism modern science morally neutral MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY naturalistic fallacy nature necessary Nevertheless Nietzsche obvious ontological organised original position pluralism political liberty political philosophy practical principles of justice progress progressivism progressivist Protestantism Protestants public realm question rational realisation relation religion Rousseau secularised sense simply social contract species strict constructionism substance sustained technological society theoretical theory of justice things thinker thought timeless tradition transcended universal utilitarian veil of ignorance western word