A critical analysis of John Rawl's Notion of Intergenerational Justice - Jamiu Kunle, Ayinde
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Is all rights attached to a duty? Is there a right for unborn generation? The environmental and economical issues today raises a question of future consideration. This work critically examines John Rawls notion of Intergenerational Justice i.e Just saving principles with a view to create an obligation towards future generation. This work started with a examination of the basic concepts such as Justice, Intergeneration, Intrageneration among others. The work further in discussing John Rawls idea of intergenerational justice alongside with some criticism against it.

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Is all rights attached to a duty? Is there a right for unborn generation? The environmental and economical issues today raises a question of future consideration. This work critically examines John Rawls notion of Intergenerational Justice i.e Just saving principles with a view to create an obligation towards future generation. This work started with a examination of the basic concepts such as Justice, Intergeneration, Intrageneration among others. The work further in discussing John Rawls idea of intergenerational justice alongside with some criticism against it.
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Autorenporträt
Ayinde Jamiu Kunle is a young chap, he studied Philosophy in Lagos State University where he bagged a Bachelor of Arts Degree. He is currently a masters student in the Department of Philosophy, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, Nigeria.