The Metaphysics of Liberty - gebonden uitgave, pocketboek

EAN (ISBN-13): 9780792300809
ISBN (ISBN-10): 0792300807
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Verschijningsjaar: 1990
Uitgever: Springer Netherlands Springer, Berlin

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ISBN/EAN: 0792300807

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Titel van het boek: philosophy and methodology the social sciences, theory and decision library, liberty bar, the fog metaphysics

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Auteur: Frank Forman
Titel: Theory and Decision Library A:; The Metaphysics of Liberty
Uitgeverij: Springer; Springer Netherland
214 Bladzijden
Verschijningsjaar: 1989-02-28
Dordrecht; NL
Taal: Engels
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BB; Hardcover, Softcover / Philosophie; Philosophie; Verstehen; freedom; issue; metaphysics; ontology; philosophy; Philosophy; Economics; Political Science; Wirtschaftswissenschaft; Politikwissenschaft und politische Theorie; BC

1 James McGill Buchanan and Individualism.- 1.1 The Work of Buchanan.- 1.2 Buchanan’s Individualism.- 1.3 A First Move away from Strict Methodological Individualism.- 1.4 New Contractarian Man.- 1.5 The Methodological Meaning of the Unanimity Rule.- 1.6 Additional Requirements for New Contractarian Man.- 1.7 Potential Abuses of the Unanimity Criterion.- 1.8 Duties to Obey the Laws?.- 1.9 Contractarianism and Natural Rights.- 1.10 Conclusion.- 2: Roberto Mangabeira Unger and Collectivism.- 2.1 Unger’s Characterization of Individualism.- 2.2 Buchanan’s Implicit Agreement with Unger.- 2.3 Unger’s Criticisms of the Individualist World View.- 2.4 The Factual Basis for the Separation of Theory and Fact.- 2.5 Unger on the Separation of Reason and Desire in Individualism.- 2.6 Response to Unger.- 2.7 Unger on the Separation of Public Rules and Private Values.- 2.8 Response to Unger.- 2.9 Unger’s Evolutionism.- 2.10 Conclusion.- 3: Mario Augusto Bunge and Scientific Metaphysics.- 3.1 The Aim of Bunge’s Philosophy.- 3.2 Bunge’s Furniture.- 3.3 Bunge’s Systemism.- 3.4 Bunge on Mind.- 3.5 Bunge’s Systemic Conception of Society.- 3.6 Conclusion.- 4: Friedrich August Von Hayek and the Mirage of Social Justice.- 4.1 Hayek’s Own Argument against Social Justice.- 4.2 The Metaphysical Issues in Hayek’s Argument.- 4.3 Progressive Taxes Not Necessarily a Mirage.- 4.4 Multi-Generational Social Contracts.- 4.5 Elitism.- 5: Ayn Rand and Natural Rights.- 5.1 Similarities and Differences with Contractarianism.- 5.2 The Arguments for Natural Rights.- 5.3 The Advantages of Contractarianism over Natural Rights.- 5.4 Value and Fact Again.- 6: Raymond Bernard Cattell and Evolutionary Federalism.- 6.1 The Self of Self-Interest.- 6.2 Teleology.- 6.3 Cattell’s Morality fromScience.- 6.4 Criticism of Cattell.- 6.5 The Ontology of Federalism.- 6.6 Problems for Contractarianism in the Composition of Countries.- 6.7 Evolutionary Morality.- 6.8 Conclusion.- Endnotes.- Appendices.- No. 1: Egalitarianism as a Morality Racket.- No. 4: Contracting for Natural Rights.- About the Author.- Name Index.- Man as a Part of Nature Subindex.- Divine Subindex.