Central Elements of John Rawls's Political Liberalism Work - First and Second Conferences

This study attemps to approach the fundamental concepts of the political theory presented in John Rawls's Political Liberalism Work. The book in analysis is composed of eight chapters, the result of a series of conferences presented by the North American philosopher throughout the twentieth century, as a means of defence and systematization of his ideas and concepts. As specified in the title, we have adressed this article to reflect upon and to extract the principal concepts from the two first conferences. The first one discusses the Fundamental Ideas of the Political Liberalism theory and the second conference focuses on the Citizens's Faculties and their Representations. We have searched to treat these two first topics of the book in a reconstructive and reflective basis as a starting point to Rawls's Political theory understanding.