1.The idea of public reason: For Rawls, the public reason of a society is constituted by the political conception of justice. Is such a political conception sufficient to hold a society together? 2....

1.The idea of public reason: For Rawls, the public reason of a society is constituted by the political conception of justice. Is such a political conception sufficient to hold a society together? 2. Liberal feminism and its limits: Nussbaum argues that liberalism has the resources to address the injustice of women’s inequality as long as it remains open to some important modifications. How can we combine feminism and liberalism and what are the limits of this alliance, from the perspective of women’s equality?