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Há 1 dia · Estamos falando, é claro, do americano Robert Nozick (1938-2002), autor de outro clássico da filosofia política, Anarquia, Estado e Utopia (1974), um livro responsável por divulgar os princípios do libertarianismo da Escola Austríaca ao grande público, além de ser uma das primeiras críticas sistemáticas feitas ao igualitarismo de Rawls.
Há 5 dias · "Liberdade, propriedade, justiça: Estado mínio ou Estado subsidiário? – Diálogo entre o Pensamento Social Católico e Robert Nozick
Há 3 dias · When Robert Nozick formulated this thought experiment in 1974, it was meant to be obvious that people in otherwise ordinary circumstances would be making a horrible mistake if they hooked themselves up to such a machine permanently.
Há 4 dias · Even Robert Nozick, a forefather of the modern libertarian movement, relinquished his libertarian position at the end of his life, stating it is too hostile to democracy. This view, that libertarianism and democracy are incompatible, is a commonly repeated criticism by defenders of the status quo and is also dead wrong.
Há 4 dias · In this article, we will delve into 20 astounding facts about Robert Nozick that highlight his intellectual prowess and impact on the academic world. From his groundbreaking book “Anarchy, State, and Utopia” to his unique stance on political theories, you will discover the fascinating life and ideas of this extraordinary philosopher.
Há 1 dia · Consider, for example, a version of Robert Nozick’s experience machine where the subject in the machine is fully aware that the experiences she is having are all fake. That is, she knows that she is in the machine, and hence that her sensory experience is not directly hooked up to reality in any way.
Há 2 dias · The most recent example was the Harvard philosopher, Robert Nozick, who has been the most prominent figure in free-market libertarianism. Nozick explicitly argued that people should be allowed to voluntarily sell or transfer their self-government rights to a “dominant protective association” [Nozick 1974, 15] which would then ...
