Philosophy & Public Affairs 2003 - Abstracts
Philosophy & Public Affairs 2003 | |||||
Title | Subject | Authors | |||
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Basic structure and the value of equality. | Political science | Julius, A.J | |||
Can a nonconsequentialist count lives? | Political science | Wasserman, David, Strudler, Alan | |||
Conversational exercitives and the force of pornography. | Political science | McGowan, Mary Kate | |||
Defending transitivity against Zeno's paradox. | Political science | Binmore, Ken, Voorhoeve, Alex | |||
Equality as the virtue of sovereigns: a reply to Ronald Dworkin. | Political science | Scheffler, Samuel | |||
Equality, luck and hierarchy. | Political science | Dworkin, Ronald M. | |||
Facts and Principles. | Political science | Cohen, G. A., Voorhoeve, Alex | |||
Identity, killing, and the boundaries of our existence. | Political science | DeGrazia, David | |||
"If you don't like it, leave it": the problem of exit in social contractarian arguments. | Political science | Fried, Barbara H. | |||
Inequality and indignation. | Political science | Sunstein, Cass R., Ullmann-Margalit, Edna | |||
Liberal neutrality and language policy. | Political science | Patten, Alan | |||
Poverty, well-being, and gender: What counts, who's heard?. | Political science | Voorhoeve, Alex, Okin, Susan Moller | |||
Promises and practices revisited. | Political science | Kolodny, Niko, Wallace, Jay R. | |||
Rawl's defense of the priority of Liberty: A Kantian reconstruction. | Political science | Voorhoeve, Alex, Taylor, Robert S. | |||
Taking people as they are? | Political science | Cohen, Joshua | |||
The democracy/ contractualism analogy. | Political science | Estlund, David | |||
The real tragedy of the commons. | Political science | Gardiner, Stephen (English writer) | |||
What is Egalitarianism? | Political science | Scheffler, Samuel | |||
Who can be wronged?. | Political science | Kumar, Rahul |
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