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林火旺〈公共理性的功能及其限制〉，《政治與社會哲學評論》第八期（2004）：47-77。---〈審議民主與公民養成〉，《國立臺灣大學哲學論評》第二十九期（2005）：99-143。
周保松〈正義感的優先性與契合論〉，《政治與社會哲學評論》第三十期（2009）：165-202。張福建〈多元主義與合理的政治秩序：羅爾斯《政治自由主義》評釋〉，《政治科學論叢》第八期（1997）：111-132。許漢〈容忍之困難與可能的解決之道〉，《政治與社會哲學評論》第二十八期（2009）：1-48。陳宜中〈羅爾斯與政治哲學的實際任務〉，《政治科學論叢》第十四期（2001）：47-74。蔡英文〈多元與統一：多元主義與自由主義的一項政治議題〉，《人文及社會科學集刊》第九卷第三期（1997）：45-84。錢永祥〈羅爾斯論公共性：公共理性或公共論述〉，收入林從一主編，《哲學分析與視域交融》，臺北市：臺灣大學出版中心（2010）：255-271。二、網站資料庫
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