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...DIED. JOHN RAWLS, 82, influential American thinker and Harvard University professor best known for his groundbreaking 1971 book A Theory of Justice; in Lexington, Massachusetts. The book provided fresh insights into the concepts of justice and equality at a time when the morality of the Vietnam War was being hotly debated in the U.S. Some critics regard Rawls as the best writer on the subject since German philosopher Immanuel Kant two centuries before...
Margaret Rawls, who met John Rawls on a blind date on New Years Eve, 1948 has been his sole caretaker. They have lived in the same Lexington home since...
John Rawls, who served as the Conant professor emeritus and was one of the most notable political and moral philosophers of the 20th century, died at his home in Lexington on Sunday...
...memorial service is planned for family and friends for next Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at the First Unitarian Church in Lexington. A memorial service at Harvard will be planned sometime in the future...
...turned into a Morris tribute. He lovingly doctored it with masking tape so that the 10 became a 19 while adding “M O R R I S” in tape letters across the back for good measure. He and his family have driven in from Lexington, Mass., every week to watch the home games, and have left early to make many of the road games as well...