Which of the following is not listed as an example of Rawls' notion of 'basic rights'?
A) Liberty of conscience
B) Political liberties
C) Freedom of association
D) Right to private property

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Rawls' notion of basic rights primarily focuses on liberties that ensure fairness and equality in the social contract, such as liberty of conscience, political liberties, and freedom of association. The right to private property, while important, is not emphasized in the same way within his theory of justice and is not considered a basic right in the same context as the others listed.

Which of the Following Is Not Listed as an Example