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Front Page  Titles (by Subject) Philosophy - Literature of Liberty, Autumn 1980, vol. 3, No. 3
Philosophy - Leonard P. Liggio, Literature of Liberty, Autumn 1980, vol. 3, No. 3 [1980]Edition used:Literature of Liberty: A Review of Contemporary Liberal Thought was published first by the Cato Institute (1978-1979) and later by the Institute for Humane Studies (1980-1982) under the editorial direction of Leonard P. Liggio.
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- Editorial Staff
- Associate Editors
- Editorial
- Bibliographical Essay: John Hospers, the Literature of Ethics In the Twentieth Century
- I.: Ethical Analysis
- Human Rights Scholarship
- Rights and Professional Obligations
- Liberty and Virtue
- Moral Education Through Politics?
- Marx's ‘social Man’
- Defining a Person's Death
- Locke On Personal Identity
- Locke's Concept of Persons
- Locke, Suicide, & Political Resistance
- Freedom & Determinism
- Novels and the Politics of the '60s
- Freedom, Determinism, Praise & Blame
- Freedom & Norms
- Beyond Kant: Moral Egoism
- Popper, Relativism, & Freedom
- Popper & Objective Knowledge
- Is Egoism Subjectivist?
- Rule Utilitarianism
- Justifying Property
- II.: Legal Theory and Rights
- The Constitution & Natural Rights
- What Are Rights?
- The Scope of Rights
- Corporations: Rights and Obligations
- The Meaning of Privacy
- Privacy and the Law
- Autonomy, Privacy, & the Family
- Privacy & Freedom of the Press
- Social Science, Law & Criminal Justice
- Contract Law & Justice
- Hobbesian Law & Authority
- Civil Disobedience & Legal Obligation
- Law As Moral Conversation
- III.: History and Social Science Methodology
- The Decline of Historism
- Foucault's Structuralist History
- Pocock's Structuralist History & Law
- Hobbes, Natural Law, and Historiography
- Voltaire's Philosophical History
- Habermas's Critical Theory
- IV: Politics, War, and Peace
- Tolerance and Cultural Diversity
- Polish State Bureaucracy
- U.s. Interventionism & “human Rights”
- The U.s. and the Mexican War
- Spain and the Imperial Myth
- U.s. Imperialism: Indian & Filipinos
- Filipino Resistance to U.s. Imperialism
- The Origins of World War I
- Research Fields
- Anthropology
- History
- Law
- Philosophy
- Political Philosophy
- Political Science
- Sociology
Philosophy
- Beatty, Joseph. “‘Because It Is Mine’: A Critique of Egoism.” ........................56
- Brandon, Robert. “Freedom and Constraint by Norms.” ........................53
- Fried, Charles. “Rights and Roles” in Right and Wrong ........................43
- Gewirth, Alan. “The Basis and Content of Human Rights.” ........................61
- Green, Michael B. and Wikler, Daniel. “Brain Death and Personal Identity.” ........47
- Grunebaum, James O. “Two Justifications of Property.” ........................58
- Gruner, Rolf. “Historism: Its Rise and Decline.” .................................75
- Harsanyi, John C. “Rule Utilitarianism, Rights, Obligations, and the Theory of Rational Behavior.” ........................................57
- Helm, Paul. “Locke's Theory of Personal Identity.” ........................48
- Hunt, Lester H. “On Improving Mankind by Political Means.” ........................45
- Klemke, E. D. “Karl Popper, Objective Knowledge, and the Third World.” .......... 56
- Machan, Tibor R. “Some Recent Work in Human Rights Theory.” .....................42
- Mattern, Ruth. “Moral Science and the Concept of Persons in Locke.” ................49
- Norton, David. “Liberty, Virtue, and Self-Development: A Eudaimonistic Perspective.” ...............................................44
- Sankowski, Edward. “Freedom, Determinism and Character.” ....................50
- Veatch, Henry. “Is Kant the Gray Eminence of Contemporary Ethical Theory?” .....54
- ————. “Plato, Popper and the Open Society: Reflections on Who May Have the Last Laugh.” ............................................55
- Windstrup, George. “Locke on Suicide.” ..................................49
- Wolf, Susan. “Asymetrical Freedom.” ..................................52
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