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Robert Nozick. Robert Nozick (ur. 16 listopada 1938 w Brooklynie, zm. 23 stycznia 2002 w Cambridge) – amerykański filozof, profesor Uniwersytetu Harvarda, przedstawiciel libertarianizmu, autor książki Anarchia, państwo, utopia [1]. Należy do czołowych filozofów politycznych XX w.
2 de jun. de 2020 · Robert Nozick (1938−2002) Robert Nozick is a key figure along the libertarian-right of the political spectrum and is best-known for the philosophical debate with John Rawls concerning the role of justice. Nozick sought to defend the concept of natural justice i.e. that justice is served by considering that which would occur naturally without ...
Robert Nozick was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1938, and received his undergraduate degree at Columbia University in 1959. At Columbia he was active in socialist politics, but during his time there and in graduate school at Princeton University, he was exposed to a variety of political perspectives, and he notes in the preface to his most famous book, Anarchy, State, and Utopia, that it was ...
Robert Nozick var en amerikansk filosof, utdannet ved Columbia og Princeton, og professor ved Harvard-universitetet fra 1969.Nozick er mest kjent for verket Anarchy, State and Utopia fra 1974, der han forsvarte en radikal liberalisme eller libertarianisme.
Obwohl Robert Nozick (1938-2002) ohne Frage zu den bedeutendsten politischen Philosophen des 20. Jahrhunderts zählt, ist es schwer sein Wirken lediglich auf dieses Teilgebiet der Philosophie zu beschränken. Nozick war einer der kreativsten und vielseitigsten Denker seiner Zeit und leistete nahezu in jedem Bereich der Philosophie—von ...
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Robert Nozick - Anarquia, Estado e Utopia, Neste livro universalmente aclamado, ganhador do Prêmio Nacional do Livro dos Estados Unidos, Robert Nozick põe em xeque as posições políticas e sociais mais arraigadas de nossa época - liberais, socialistas e conservadoras. É uma resposta à obra 'Uma teoria da justiça', de John Rawls.
