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    Arguments that support the priority of basic liberties ca... — Carmelics
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    Supports→FEO should be given priority comparable to the priority accorded to basic liberties.

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    One argument in support of the Rawlsian priority for FEO assumes that FEO regulates opportunities for self-realization whereas the principle that demands maximization of the social primary goods holdings of the worst off regulates consumption activities. If we add that self-realization should take strict lexical priority over mere consumption activities in anyone's reasonable plan of life, we get an argument for the priority of FEO (Taylor 2004). Another argument starts from the observation that

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