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work_7eww7rihnbeojjwfdyc6s7626m	Adam J Tebble	On the circumstances of justice	2016	33	.pdf	application/pdf	12247	558	55	An epistemic account of the circumstances of justice allows one to make three important claims about the whether Hume's and Rawls's respective characterisations of the circumstances of justice do I will set out both the account of the circumstances of justice attributed to Hume and Rawls's circumstance Rawls follows Hume in citing moderate material scarcity, although now as an subjective, circumstance of justice, Rawls can be taken as disagreeing with Hume to the extent that it generosity to ethical disagreement with regard to the subjective circumstance of justice also reveals explanation of the possibility and necessity of justice Rawls's development of the standard account is disagreement as a circumstance of justice and with it the persuasiveness of the standard account as The significance of the knowledge problem as a circumstance of justice and the consequent need for a regard, the epistemic reading of the circumstances of justice concurs with Rawls that it is ethical 	./cache/work_7eww7rihnbeojjwfdyc6s7626m.pdf	./txt/work_7eww7rihnbeojjwfdyc6s7626m.txt