4. ?What are the people in the original position supposed to choose? 5. ?What does their…

4. ?What are the people in the original position supposed to choose?
5. ?What does their choice from this situation have to do with the voluntary cooperation of individuals in a society?
6. ?What two principles does Rawls believe the people in the original position would choose? Compare his first statement of these principles with the formulations later in this reading.
7. ?According to these principles, can the good of some or of the majority justify the hardship of a minority?
8. ?What are some advantages of contract language for a theory of justice, according to Rawls?
9. ?What is Rawl’s justification for the “veil of ignorance?”
10. ?What does Rawls mean when he states that our principles must be made to match our considered convictions about justice and vice versa, going back and forth between these two until we achieve a “reflective equilibrium?”