A Critical Evaluation of the Liberal Methodology toward The theory of Justice

This article provides a criticism on one of the dimensions of the liberal theory of social and economic Justice. Due to the importance and the strength of the deontological approach compared with the utilitarian approach, the foundations and claims of the former are explained. The deontogical theory of Justice claims a free-social-value approach and freedom of fulfilling personal goals. The last section of the article, provides a criticism on the methodology and the claims of the liberal theory of justice. It is shown that the moral and anthropological presumptions of the liberal theory of Justice make some restrictions on economic freedom.