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... Answer : The Justification of the State Is the Security It Affords 405 2. John Locke : The Democratic Answer : The Justification of the State Is Its Promotion of Security and Natural Human Rights 415 3. John Stuart Mill : The Utilitarian ...
... Answer : The Justification of the State Is the Security It Affords 405 2. John Locke : The Democratic Answer : The Justification of the State Is Its Promotion of Security and Natural Human Rights 415 3. John Stuart Mill : The Utilitarian ...
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... answer at all , and there's no puzzle that there's no answer . Vesey : Will you describe one such case . Parfit : One of them is the case discussed in the correspondence material , the case of division in which we suppose that each half ...
... answer at all , and there's no puzzle that there's no answer . Vesey : Will you describe one such case . Parfit : One of them is the case discussed in the correspondence material , the case of division in which we suppose that each half ...
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... answers to these ques- tions : ( 1 ) the Hobbesian answer , which says that the state of nature without political security is so dangerous , barbarous , and impoverished that it is rational to give up significant freedom to the State in ...
... answers to these ques- tions : ( 1 ) the Hobbesian answer , which says that the state of nature without political security is so dangerous , barbarous , and impoverished that it is rational to give up significant freedom to the State in ...
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Socratic Wisdom 2 Bertrand Russell The Value of Philosophy Suggestions for Further Reading Part II Philosophy of Religion Introduction Can we pr... | 1 |
A Critique of the Cosmological Argument | 2 |
The Watch and the Watchmaker | 3 |
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