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2559:– who was at one point Nozick's landlord – and winning over $ 30,000 in a settlement. Nozick later claimed to regret doing this, saying he was moved by "intense irritation" with Segal and his legal representatives at the time, and was quoted in an interview saying "sometimes you have to do what you have to do".
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has related this point to Nozick's "surprising amount of humility, at least in his writings". Brennan makes a point of showing how this enabled Nozick to reach surprising conclusions while also drawing attention to one of Nozick's more famous quotes which also made the headline of his
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2427:(1997) is a collection of Nozick's previous papers alongside some new essays. While the discussions are quite disparate, the essays generally draw from Nozick's previous interests in both politics and philosophy. Notably, this includes Nozick's 1983 review of
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you were writing a great novel, or making a friend, or reading an interesting book. All the time you would be floating in a tank, with electrodes attached to your brain. Should you plug into this machine for life, preprogramming your life's experiences?
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permissible humans to maximise their consumption of meat so long as they derive pleasure from it. Nozick takes issue with this as it makes animals "too subordinate" to humans, counter to his view that animals ought to "count for something".
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subsequently emerge from the processes of free transfer (i.e. paying extra money just to watch Wilt
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2399:(1989), aimed towards a more general audience, explores themes of love, the impact of death, questions of faith, the nature of reality, and the meaning of life. The book takes its name from the quote by
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is not truly what individuals desire, nor what we ought to desire:
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even when this would prevent other more extensive violations of
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its claims. Nozick also appealed to the second formulation of
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If it were the case that (not-P), S would not believe that P
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reducing the amount of drug use and that minimum wage laws
2251:. Nozick's case differs somewhat in that it mainly targets
2247:, see Nozick implicitly join Rawls's attempts to discredit
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as the only justifiable form of government. His later work
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4026:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. pp. 19–37.
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Robert Nozick: Property, Justice, and the Minimal State.
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A summary of the political philosophy of Robert Nozick
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Presidents of the American Philosophical Association
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2359:If it were the case that P, S would believe that P
2279:Another thought experiment Nozick proposes is the
3846:"Nozick, Libertarianism, and Thought Experiments"
2935:. Metaphysics Research Lab, Stanford University.
2776:Invariances: The Structure of the Objective World
2534:. In the same work, however, Nozick implies that
3093:For biographies, memorials, and obituaries see:
2947:– via Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
2231:in the year following its original publication.
2172:Nozick's philosophy also claims a heritage from
8308:Deaths from stomach cancer in the United States
3712:, p.27, p.130-131. Princeton University Press.
2880:Nozick's discussion of animal rights pre-dates
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2510:, Nozick proposes wealth redistribution via an
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4050:Natural Rights Liberalism from Locke to Nozick
1994:(2001), introduced his theory of evolutionary
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3515:. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
2454:in such areas as the nature of necessity and
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1354:International Alliance of Libertarian Parties
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8288:Corresponding fellows of the British Academy
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6045:For a New Liberty: The Libertarian Manifesto
3670:The Examined Life: Philosophical Meditations
3630:The Examined Life: Philosophical Meditations
3566:The Examined Life: Philosophical Meditations
3546:The Examined Life: Philosophical Meditations
2957:"How can a concern for the non-violation of
2339:. This highly influential argument eschewed
2235:Thought experiments regarding utilitarianism
661:Individualist anarchism in the United States
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3535:Keith Derose, Solving the Skeptical Problem
3394:"Robert Nozick, Libertarianism, And Utopia"
3224:correction from original of 26 January 2002
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4158:Robinson, Dave & Groves, Judy (2003).
3013:Dictionary of Modern American Philosophers
2343:as a necessary requirement for knowledge.
2315:(1981), Nozick provided novel accounts of
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18:American political philosopher (1938–2002)
8253:American people of Russian-Jewish descent
8218:21st-century American non-fiction writers
8203:20th-century American non-fiction writers
2363:Nozick's third and fourth conditions are
5317:Free association (Marxism and anarchism)
7890:Reflections on the Revolution in France
3609:from the original on December 14, 2023.
3179:"Robert Nozick and the Coast of Utopia"
2932:The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
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2072:Student League for Industrial Democracy
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4004:from the original on December 7, 2023.
3737:from the original on December 14, 2023
3588:, p.280-285. Harvard University Press.
3275:from the original on February 26, 2017
3189:from the original on December 22, 2019
3111:from the original on December 10, 2015
2538:laws are unjust, and later denigrates
4175:Robert Nozick and the Coast of Utopia
4024:Self-Ownership, Freedom, and Equality
3865:Gottlieb, Anthony (August 22, 1993).
3759:, p.280-282. Harvard University Press
3548:, p.7-8, p.15. Simon & Schuster.
3164:from the original on October 20, 2017
3063:Albert Zlabinger (December 1, 1977).
2581:notes one of Nozick's core claims in
2258:Most famously, Nozick introduced the
1972:Nozick's other work involved ethics,
1951:(1971), in which Nozick proposes his
215:Nozick's four conditions on knowledge
7:
8348:Mathematicians from New York (state)
6215:Libertarianism in the United Kingdom
4142:Robert Nozick's Political Philosophy
4125:from the original on January 9, 2023
3823:from the original on October 9, 2018
3788:. Oslo, Norway: University of Oslo.
3692:, p.68. Princeton University Press.
3652:, p.32. Princeton University Press.
2070:he founded the local chapter of the
1731:Libertarianism in the United Kingdom
8328:Jewish American non-fiction writers
8303:Deaths from cancer in Massachusetts
8000:The End of History and the Last Man
7910:Elements of the Philosophy of Right
6220:Libertarianism in the United States
4228:Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
4223:Robert Nozick: Political Philosophy
4153:Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
3973:from the original on August 2, 2018
3792:from the original on April 25, 2023
3568:, p.182-183. Simon & Schuster.
3392:Jonathan Wolff (October 25, 2007).
3269:Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
3214:from the original on March 31, 2019
3152:"Obituary: Professor Robert Nozick"
3137:from the original on August 2, 2018
3104:Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
3044:from the original on August 2, 2018
2939:from the original on April 25, 2023
2479:Later reflections on libertarianism
2229:category of Philosophy and Religion
1988:. His final work before his death,
8363:People from Belmont, Massachusetts
8283:Columbia College (New York) alumni
8223:21st-century American philosophers
8213:21st-century American male writers
8208:20th-century American philosophers
8198:20th-century American male writers
4077:The Encyclopedia of Libertarianism
3992:Rodrik, Dani (September 5, 2009).
3933:from the original on March 8, 2024
3923:"Not all words need be last words"
3903:from the original on July 24, 2024
3867:"Why Do You Do the Things You Do?"
3811:Metcalf, Stephen (June 24, 2011).
3355:from the original on April 7, 2020
3309:Ellerman, David (September 2005).
3202:O'Grady, Jane (February 1, 2007).
3125:"Obituary:Professor Robert Nozick"
3075:from the original on July 24, 2024
2975:Oxford Studies in Normative Ethics
2530:, explicitly appropriating Rawls'
2182:and seeks to ground itself upon a
1929:American Philosophical Association
1632:The Unconstitutionality of Slavery
1590:The Problem of Political Authority
1422:The Betrayal of the American Right
14:
8248:American male non-fiction writers
5948:Anarcho-capitalism and minarchism
3772:, p.17. Harvard University Press.
3729:Sanchez, Julian (April 8, 2003).
3672:, p.28-32. Simon & Schuster.
3065:"An Interview with Robert Nozick"
2977:. Oxford University Press (2011).
2862:A Theory of Justice: The Musical!
2589:politics. Libertarian journalist
1661:Conservatism in the United States
1379:Students for a Democratic Society
1349:Foundation for Economic Education
641:Abolitionism in the United States
608:Title-transfer theory of contract
214:
8273:Burials at Mount Auburn Cemetery
7970:The Open Society and Its Enemies
6259:
4160:Introducing Political Philosophy
3994:"Tony Soprano and Robert Nozick"
3891:Brennan, Jason (June 29, 2011).
3332:(3). Sage Publications: 449–80.
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2062:At one point, Nozick joined the
1931:. He is best known for his book
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1541:The Mainspring of Human Progress
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217:, rejection of the principle of
8258:American political philosophers
6777:Family as a model for the state
5442:Natural rights and legal rights
5020:Consequentialist libertarianism
2064:Young People's Socialist League
1696:Liberalism in the United States
1450:The Creature from Jekyll Island
513:Natural rights and legal rights
175:
8127:Separation of church and state
8025:Collectivism and individualism
7980:The Origins of Totalitarianism
6210:Libertarianism in South Africa
6125:Center for Libertarian Studies
4689:Analytic–synthetic distinction
3632:, p.17. Simon & Schuster.
2384:principle of deductive closure
2243:, akin to the introduction of
1726:Libertarianism in South Africa
1555:The Myth of the Rational Voter
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8378:American philosophers of mind
8167:Category:Political philosophy
8040:Critique of political economy
5272:Decriminalization of sex work
5050:Bleeding-heart libertarianism
5040:Natural-rights libertarianism
4173:Schaefer, David Lewis (2008)
3500:. Basic Books. p. 35-42.
3455:. Basic Books. p. 42-43.
3298:. Basic Books. p. 32-33.
3243:Robert Nozick Memorial minute
3230:Philosopher Nozick dies at 63
3150:Ryan, Alan (April 12, 2014).
3097:Feser, Edward (May 4, 2005).
2851:List of American philosophers
2658:, amongst other disciplines.
2179:Second Treatise on Government
2144:to show that even when large
8403:American social philosophers
8373:American philosophers of law
8065:Institutional discrimination
8060:History of political thought
6792:Negative and positive rights
6160:Freeman on the land movement
6055:Law, Legislation and Liberty
5427:Libertarianism (metaphysics)
5332:Free-market environmentalism
4225:– overview of Nozick in the
4069:"Nozick, Robert (1938–2002)"
4067:Frankel Paul, Ellen (2008).
3967:The New York Review of Books
3871:The New York Review of Books
2460:deflationary theory of truth
1534:The Moon is a Harsh Mistress
443:Free-market environmentalism
8393:Princeton University alumni
8383:Philosophy of Robert Nozick
8358:National Book Award winners
8075:Justification for the state
7860:Two Treatises of Government
6205:Libertarian science fiction
5015:Conservative libertarianism
4734:Internalism and externalism
3897:Bleeding Heart Libertarians
3265:"Robert Nozick (1938—2002)"
3236:September 18, 2012, at the
3099:"Robert Nozick (1938–2002)"
2987:"Robert Nozick, 1938–2002".
2961:lead to refusal to violate
2262:in an attempt to show that
2125:(1974), argues that only a
2081:The Constitution of Liberty
1927:, and was president of the
1721:Libertarianism in Hong Kong
1389:Young Americans for Liberty
1311:Libertarian science fiction
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8263:American political writers
6745:Bellum omnium contra omnes
6240:Sovereign citizen movement
6065:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
4093:10.4135/9781412965811.n220
4054:Cambridge University Press
3782:Herbjørnsrud, Dag (2002).
3498:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
3485:. Basic Books. p. 36.
3483:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
3470:. Basic Books. p. 39.
3468:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
3453:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
3441:. Retrieved March 8, 2012.
3433:September 9, 2011, at the
3296:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
2716:Philosophical Explanations
2701:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
2679:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
2430:The Case for Animal Rights
2312:Philosophical Explanations
2241:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
2221:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
2211:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
2153:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
2122:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
1958:Philosophical Explanations
1934:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
1773:Sovereign citizen movement
1499:The Future and Its Enemies
1457:Defending the Undefendable
1429:The Case Against Education
1415:Anarchy, State, and Utopia
8368:Philosophers of economics
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6273:Outline of libertarianism
6266:Libertarianism portal
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5030:Libertarian transhumanism
4860:
4565:Evolutionary epistemology
3710:The Nature of Rationality
3690:The Nature of Rationality
3650:The Nature of Rationality
3380:February 4, 2002, at the
3232:From the Harvard Gazette
3026:"Professor Robert Nozick"
2971:Anarchy, State and Utopia
2902:The Nature of Rationality
2890:Anarchy, State and Utopia
2856:List of liberal theorists
2746:The Nature of Rationality
2603:The Nature of Rationality
2520:The Nature of Rationality
2514:and upholds the value of
2504:Anarchy, State and Utopia
2497:The Nature of Rationality
2485:Anarchy, State and Utopia
2439:Anarchy, State and Utopia
2408:The Nature of Rationality
2039:), where he studied with
1967:Ralph Waldo Emerson Award
1837:Libertarianism portal
1753:Outline of libertarianism
1651:American militia movement
1576:New Libertarian Manifesto
224:
203:Wilt Chamberlain argument
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8313:American epistemologists
8228:American anti-communists
7950:The Revolt of the Masses
6185:Libertarian conservatism
5552:Workers' self-management
5452:Non-aggression principle
5045:Neo-classical liberalism
5010:Christian libertarianism
4837:Philosophy of perception
4640:Representational realism
4610:Naturalized epistemology
4191:Wolff, Jonathan (1991),
4180:August 21, 2014, at the
3511:Schmidtz, David (2002).
3439:National Book Foundation
3399:October 6, 2019, at the
3338:10.1177/0032329205278463
3248:January 4, 2006, at the
2283:, designed to show that
2104:Cambridge, Massachusetts
1921:University Professorship
1849:United States portal
1701:Libertarian conservatism
1604:Protection or Free Trade
1520:The Machinery of Freedom
1464:The Discovery of Freedom
518:Non-aggression principle
233:This article is part of
73:Cambridge, Massachusetts
8353:American metaphysicians
7930:The Communist Manifesto
6856:Tyranny of the majority
6767:Consent of the governed
6200:Libertarian Republicans
5462:Participatory economics
5307:Expropriative anarchism
4817:Outline of epistemology
4650:Transcendental idealism
3768:Nozick, Robert (1989).
3755:Nozick, Robert (2001).
3708:Nozick, Robert (1989).
3688:Nozick, Robert (1989).
3668:Nozick, Robert (1989).
3648:Nozick, Robert (1989).
3628:Nozick, Robert (1989).
3584:Nozick, Robert (1989).
3564:Nozick, Robert (1989).
3544:Nozick, Robert (1989).
3496:Nozick, Robert (1974).
3481:Nozick, Robert (1974).
3466:Nozick, Robert (1974).
3451:Nozick, Robert (1974).
3294:Nozick, Robert (1974).
3177:Schaefer, David Lewis.
2992:April 12, 2019, at the
2469:Lorentz transformations
2373:
2155:is often contrasted to
1825:Conservatism portal
1747:On Democracy in America
1611:Radicals for Capitalism
117:20th-century philosophy
6807:
6757:Clash of civilizations
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6140:Conscientious objector
6035:The Market for Liberty
5467:Propaganda of the deed
5417:Individual reclamation
5412:Individualist feminism
5372:Freedom of information
5352:Freedom of association
5312:Federalism (anarchist)
4983:Libertarian capitalism
4764:Problem of other minds
4147:July 12, 2015, at the
3851:June 17, 2019, at the
3418:March 1, 2005, at the
3326:Politics & Society
3069:www.libertarianism.org
2884:'s more comprehensive
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2285:average utilitarianism
2273:
2196:categorical imperative
2089:Gjertrud Schnackenberg
1963:Phi Beta Kappa Society
1711:Libertarian Republican
1548:The Market for Liberty
1527:Man, Economy and State
1506:The God of the Machine
1408:The Anarchist Cookbook
548:Private defense agency
508:Marriage privatization
463:Freedom of association
8413:Natural law ethicists
8408:Writers from Brooklyn
8343:Libertarian theorists
8268:Analytic philosophers
8238:American libertarians
6772:Divine right of kings
6195:Libertarian socialism
6190:Libertarian Democrats
6120:Austro-libertarianism
5973:Intellectual property
5537:Voluntary association
5362:Freedom of conscience
5217:Anti-authoritarianism
5212:Age of consent reform
5135:libertarian communism
5076:Libertarian socialism
4842:Philosophy of science
4822:Faith and rationality
4704:Descriptive knowledge
4575:Feminist epistemology
4515:Nicholas Wolterstorff
4079:. Thousand Oaks, CA:
3605:. December 18, 1983.
2819:Libertarianism portal
2549:The Wealth of Nations
2444:Nozick's final work,
2119:Nozick's first book,
2100:Mount Auburn Cemetery
2098:. He was interred at
1813:Liberalism portal
1716:Libertarian socialism
1478:The Ethics of Liberty
1364:Liberty International
1248:Intellectual property
726:Supply-side economics
613:Voluntary association
8398:Right-libertarianism
8338:Kantian philosophers
7920:Democracy in America
7299:political philosophy
7282:political philosophy
7097:political philosophy
6926:political philosophy
6836:Separation of powers
6797:Night-watchman state
6782:Monopoly on violence
6316:Political philosophy
6245:Technolibertarianism
6230:Public choice theory
6180:Green libertarianism
6135:Classical liberalism
6130:Civil libertarianism
5963:Foreign intervention
5447:Night-watchman state
4990:Right-libertarianism
4938:Age of Enlightenment
4774:Procedural knowledge
4759:Problem of induction
3998:Dani Rodrik's weblog
3963:"Cosmic Philosopher"
3731:"Nozick's Apartment"
3133:. January 28, 2002.
2846:Classical liberalism
2682:, by Robert Nozick.
2644:evolutionary biology
2597:Philosophical method
2167:difference principle
2115:Political philosophy
2045:Princeton University
1969:the following year.
1768:Right-libertarianism
1706:Libertarian Democrat
1625:To Serve and Protect
1597:Progress and Poverty
1583:Our Enemy, the State
1443:Conceived in Liberty
1384:Students for Liberty
646:Classical liberalism
636:Age of Enlightenment
573:Rugged Individualism
558:Public choice theory
398:Civil libertarianism
246:in the United States
167:Political philosophy
94:Princeton University
8333:Jewish philosophers
8110:Right-wing politics
7990:A Theory of Justice
7960:The Road to Serfdom
7880:The Social Contract
6587:Christian democracy
6155:Economic liberalism
6150:Cultural liberalism
5993:Political alliances
5482:Reproductive rights
5457:Non-interventionism
5397:Homestead principle
5377:Freedom of religion
5367:Freedom of contract
5347:Freedom of assembly
5282:Drug liberalization
5177:Libertarian Marxism
5083:Left-libertarianism
5055:Paleolibertarianism
4852:Virtue epistemology
4847:Social epistemology
4827:Formal epistemology
4714:Epistemic injustice
4709:Exploratory thought
4510:Ludwig Wittgenstein
4087:. pp. 360–62.
3961:Williams, Bernard.
2969:?": Robert Nozick,
2841:American philosophy
2805:Conservatism portal
2532:A Theory of Justice
2335:and those posed by
2245:A Theory of Justice
2225:National Book Award
2162:A Theory of Justice
2068:Columbia University
2041:Sidney Morgenbesser
2027:Columbia University
2010:Nozick was born in
1948:A Theory of Justice
1691:Left-libertarianism
1618:Seeing Like a State
704:Fiscal conservatism
699:Economic liberalism
563:Restorative justice
523:Non-interventionism
478:Homestead principle
468:Freedom of contract
85:Columbia University
56:New York City, U.S.
8298:Critics of Marxism
8293:Critical theorists
8243:American logicians
8233:American ethicists
8122:Political violence
8117:Political theology
8100:Left-wing politics
8095:Political spectrum
5953:Capital punishment
5943:Affirmative action
5492:Right to sexuality
5472:Property is theft!
5387:Freedom of thought
5000:Anarcho-capitalism
4505:Timothy Williamson
4295:Augustine of Hippo
3603:The New York Times
3071:. CATO Institute.
2662:In popular culture
2462:, but argues that
2417:Prisoner's Dilemma
2260:experience machine
2239:Early sections of
2207:inalienable rights
2138:entitlement theory
1978:philosophy of mind
1925:Harvard University
1666:Dark Enlightenment
1436:Civil Disobedience
1344:Free State Project
1339:Federalist Society
1228:Capital punishment
568:Right to bear arms
498:Limited government
275:Anarcho-capitalism
191:entitlement theory
187:experience machine
155:Carl Gustav Hempel
127:Western philosophy
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8085:Philosophy of law
8030:Conflict theories
7870:The Spirit of Law
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6145:Constitutionalism
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5998:Political parties
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5542:Voluntary society
5527:Stateless society
5517:Spontaneous order
5382:Freedom of speech
5357:Freedom of choice
5257:Counter-economics
5252:Cognitive liberty
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4390:Søren Kierkegaard
4188:, April 30, 2008.
4081:SAGE Publications
3678:978-0-671-72501-3
3638:978-0-671-72501-3
3574:978-0-671-72501-3
3554:978-0-671-72501-3
3376:by R. N. Johnson
2999:, November 2002:
2912:helping the poor"
2886:Animal Liberation
2833:Philosophy portal
2731:The Examined Life
2583:The Examined Life
2516:liberal democracy
2508:The Examined Life
2493:The Examined Life
2489:The Examined Life
2413:Newcomb's problem
2396:The Examined Life
2353:S believes that P
2325:personal identity
2057:Fulbright Scholar
2053:Oxford University
2047:(PhD 1963) under
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1485:For a New Liberty
1374:Reason Foundation
1359:Libertarian Party
1268:Political parties
656:Transcendentalism
618:Voluntary society
598:Stateless society
593:Spontaneous order
473:Freedom of speech
408:Counter-economics
403:Constitutionalism
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211:deductive closure
150:Doctoral advisors
103:Oxford University
53:November 16, 1938
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8090:Political ethics
8080:Machiavellianism
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4405:Hilary Kornblith
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6516:Dictatorship
6470:Sovereignty
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433:Free banking
375:Voluntaryism
171:epistemology
67:(2002-01-23)
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8193:2002 deaths
8188:1938 births
7924:(1835–1840)
7804:(c. 350 BC)
7794:(c. 375 BC)
7411:Tocqueville
7376:Saint-Simon
7341:Montesquieu
7192:Bolingbroke
7124:Machiavelli
7004:Ibn Khaldun
6969:Alpharabius
6962:Middle Ages
6787:Natural law
6762:Common good
6687:Nationalism
6647:Imperialism
6617:Corporatism
6592:Colonialism
6572:Agrarianism
6551:Technocracy
6531:Meritocracy
6511:Bureaucracy
6501:Aristocracy
6225:Objectivism
6059:(1973–1979)
5988:Objectivism
5983:LGBT rights
5968:Immigration
5870:Politicians
5751:de Molinari
5696:M. Friedman
5691:D. Friedman
5437:Natural law
5327:Free market
5302:Evictionism
5277:Departurism
5182:Syndicalism
5167:Communalism
5155:syndicalist
5108:free-market
4779:Proposition
4749:Objectivity
4635:Reliabilism
4625:Rationalism
4570:Fallibilism
4545:Coherentism
4490:Ernest Sosa
4465:Thomas Reid
4450:James Pryor
4420:G. E. Moore
4410:David Lewis
4400:Saul Kripke
4395:Peter Klein
4375:Susan Haack
4305:Robert Audi
3796:October 12,
3757:Invariances
2684:Dani Rodrik
2564:Invariances
2557:Erich Segal
2464:objectivity
2456:moral value
2452:objectivity
2447:Invariances
2390:Later works
2369:reliabilism
2223:received a
2203:enslavement
2184:natural law
2049:Carl Hempel
1991:Invariances
1982:metaphysics
1939:libertarian
1741:Objectivism
1471:End the Fed
1316:Ron Swanson
1263:Objectivism
1258:LGBT rights
1243:Immigration
1139:Politicians
1072:Chamberlain
814:R. Friedman
809:P. Friedman
804:M. Friedman
799:D. Friedman
538:Open border
438:Free market
428:Evictionism
418:Departurism
355:Paternalist
197:, Nozick's
8182:Categories
8132:Separatism
7940:On Liberty
7840:The Prince
7569:Huntington
7072:Campanella
6999:al-Ghazali
6948:Thucydides
6906:Lactantius
6851:Statolatry
6677:Monarchism
6657:Liberalism
6582:Capitalism
6565:Ideologies
6546:Plutocracy
6494:Government
6450:Revolution
6435:Propaganda
6385:Legitimacy
6360:Government
5822:Konkin III
5664:Right-wing
5507:Single tax
5402:Illegalism
5342:Free trade
5202:Abstention
5162:Autonomism
5035:Minarchism
5005:Autarchism
4953:Liberalism
4880:Discussion
4870:Task Force
4789:Simplicity
4769:Perception
4645:Skepticism
4620:Positivism
4595:Infinitism
4560:Empiricism
4415:John Locke
4380:David Hume
4370:Anil Gupta
4365:Paul Grice
4340:John Dewey
4310:A. J. Ayer
4168:184046450X
4138:Mack, Eric
4129:January 7,
4111:2008009151
4062:0521615143
3313:Translatio
3115:January 2,
2917:References
2587:neoliberal
2544:Adam Smith
2337:skepticism
2188:secularize
2174:John Locke
2157:John Rawls
1943:John Rawls
1941:answer to
1937:(1974), a
1763:Napolitano
1569:No Treason
1401:Literature
1067:Boghossian
583:Single tax
533:Non-voting
453:Free trade
387:Principles
350:Panarchism
330:Minarchism
285:Autarchism
207:deontology
169:, ethics,
49:1938-11-16
7850:Leviathan
7830:Monarchia
7824:(c. 1274)
7659:Oakeshott
7604:Mansfield
7599:Luxemburg
7584:Kropotkin
7479:Bernstein
7432:centuries
7346:Nietzsche
7289:Jefferson
7217:Condorcet
7165:centuries
7144:Pufendorf
7009:Marsilius
6896:Confucius
6881:Aristotle
6874:Antiquity
6802:Noble lie
6722:Third Way
6717:Socialism
6642:Feudalism
6597:Communism
6577:Anarchism
6556:Theocracy
6541:Oligarchy
6521:Democracy
6506:Autocracy
6420:Pluralism
6405:Obedience
6370:Hierarchy
6330:Authority
6165:Fusionism
5958:Criticism
5902:Jorgensen
5877:Cleveland
5746:von Mises
5701:Goldwater
5630:Kropotkin
5568:Left-wing
5522:Squatting
5322:Free love
5140:mutualism
5103:communist
5093:Anarchism
5025:Fusionism
4958:classical
4943:Anarchism
4744:Knowledge
4729:Induction
4679:knowledge
4671:knowledge
4119:750831024
4042:612482692
3977:August 1,
3827:April 17,
3817:slate.com
3359:April 17,
3346:158624143
3317:Concessio
3279:March 13,
3218:April 17,
3193:April 17,
3168:April 17,
3141:April 17,
3048:August 1,
3038:0307-1235
2910:symbolize
2906:symbolize
2636:economics
2435:Tom Regan
2350:P is true
2321:free will
2317:knowledge
2066:, and at
2051:; and at
1996:cosmology
1736:New Right
1233:Criticism
1170:Jorgensen
1155:Cleveland
1077:Gillespie
979:Sciabarra
954:Robertson
879:Jefferson
688:Economics
666:Old Right
458:Free will
310:Fusionism
295:Christian
81:Education
8105:Centrism
7800:Politics
7790:Republic
7759:Voegelin
7739:Spengler
7724:Shariati
7699:Rothbard
7654:Nussbaum
7554:Habermas
7529:Fukuyama
7519:Foucault
7444:Ambedkar
7421:Voltaire
7391:de Staël
7366:Rousseau
7247:Franklin
7222:Constant
7182:Beccaria
7014:Muhammad
6994:Gelasius
6979:Averroes
6953:Xenophon
6933:Polybius
6886:Chanakya
6731:Concepts
6697:Populism
6667:Localism
6652:Islamism
6637:Feminism
6536:Monarchy
6440:Property
6430:Progress
6395:Monopoly
6365:Hegemony
6175:Georgism
5938:Abortion
5882:Coolidge
5781:Rothbard
5766:Paterson
5726:Kinsella
5721:Jillette
5645:Proudhon
5625:Hodgskin
5600:Déjacque
5580:Bookchin
5432:Localism
5195:Concepts
4865:Category
4684:Analysis
4669:A priori
4660:Concepts
4600:Innatism
4537:Theories
4178:Archived
4145:Archived
4123:Archived
4002:Archived
3971:Archived
3937:March 8,
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2791:See also
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2415:and the
2401:Socrates
2253:hedonism
2012:Brooklyn
1676:Jillette
1645:See also
1273:Politics
1223:Abortion
1160:Coolidge
1039:Williams
974:Schulman
964:Rothbard
959:Rockwell
939:Paterson
889:Kinsella
884:Kauffman
854:Heinlein
819:Galambos
794:Franklin
779:Chodorov
774:Chartier
709:Georgism
671:New Left
503:Localism
305:Feminist
235:a series
139:Analytic
8142:Statism
8055:Elitism
8013:Related
7814:(51 BC)
7744:Strauss
7719:Scruton
7714:Schmitt
7704:Russell
7624:Michels
7619:Maurras
7614:Marcuse
7574:Kautsky
7544:Gramsci
7539:Gentile
7509:Dworkin
7499:Du Bois
7494:Dmowski
7489:Chomsky
7484:Burnham
7469:Benoist
7439:Agamben
7406:Thoreau
7396:Stirner
7386:Spencer
7331:Mazzini
7321:Maistre
7316:Madison
7311:Le Play
7242:Fourier
7207:Carlyle
7187:Bentham
7177:Bastiat
7172:Bakunin
7149:Spinoza
7139:Müntzer
7109:Leibniz
7082:Grotius
7062:Bossuet
7029:Plethon
6974:Aquinas
6943:Sun Tzu
6911:Mencius
6901:Han Fei
6672:Marxism
6632:Fascism
6465:Society
6390:Liberty
6375:Justice
6355:Freedom
6088:Related
5922:Sarwark
5897:Johnson
5857:Thoreau
5847:Stirner
5842:Spooner
5832:McElroy
5796:Stossel
5791:Spencer
5711:Herbert
5686:Emerson
5681:Brennan
5671:Bastiat
5635:Marcuse
5615:Goldman
5605:Fourier
5590:Chomsky
5575:Bakunin
5422:Liberty
5113:agorism
4974:Schools
4963:radical
4931:Origins
4800:more...
4580:Fideism
4526:more...
4140:(2014)
4075:(ed.).
3315:versus
2943:May 30,
2764:(1997)
2734:(1989)
2719:(1981)
2704:(1974)
2666:In the
2640:physics
2540:Marxism
2227:in the
2127:minimal
1778:Spooner
1513:Liberty
1295:Culture
1200:Ventura
1195:Sarwark
1165:Johnson
1117:Stossel
1102:Pugsley
1097:Postrel
1092:McElroy
1082:Gutfeld
1019:Thoreau
1004:Skousen
969:Samuels
914:Mencken
904:LeFevre
899:R. Lane
869:Hospers
849:Hazlitt
834:Griffin
824:Garrett
789:Epstein
784:Ebeling
759:Brennan
749:Barnett
744:Andrews
630:History
493:Liberty
270:Agorism
264:Schools
195:justice
8004:(1992)
7994:(1971)
7984:(1951)
7974:(1945)
7964:(1944)
7954:(1929)
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7754:Taylor
7709:Sartre
7674:Popper
7669:Pareto
7664:Ortega
7649:Nozick
7639:Mouffe
7589:Laclau
7549:Guénon
7534:Gandhi
7474:Berlin
7464:Bauman
7459:Badiou
7449:Arendt
7416:Tucker
7306:Le Bon
7267:Herder
7257:Haller
7252:Godwin
7237:Fichte
7232:Engels
7227:Cortés
7197:Bonald
7154:Suárez
7129:Milton
7119:Luther
7092:Hobbes
7077:Filmer
7067:Calvin
7052:Boétie
7045:period
7024:Ockham
6891:Cicero
6692:Nazism
6480:Utopia
6455:Rights
6445:Regime
6415:People
6400:Nation
6079:(1980)
6069:(1974)
6049:(1973)
6039:(1970)
6029:(1957)
5931:Issues
5892:Gandhi
5887:Farage
5812:George
5761:Nozick
5655:Tucker
5650:Warren
5640:Öcalan
5620:Guérin
5610:Godwin
5595:Cleyre
5150:social
4694:Belief
4590:Holism
4238:Curlie
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2033:1959,
2020:shtetl
2016:Jewish
1793:Wilson
1788:Teller
1758:Prince
1671:Jacobs
1217:Issues
1180:McAfee
1175:Massie
1049:Yarvin
1044:Wilson
1034:Wilder
1029:Volokh
1024:Tucker
999:Sowell
934:Nozick
919:Menger
909:Machan
894:Konkin
874:Huemer
844:Harper
839:Gordon
829:George
769:Carson
764:Caplan
365:Techno
280:Austro
134:School
123:Region
75:, U.S.
8153:Index
7782:Works
7769:Weber
7734:Spann
7729:Sorel
7694:Röpke
7689:Rawls
7644:Negri
7634:Mosca
7629:Mises
7594:Lenin
7564:Hoppe
7559:Hayek
7524:Fromm
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