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Hace 16 horas · Según el célebre filósofo americano Robert Nozick, una teoría de los derechos de propiedad necesita elaborar tres principios clave: i) un principio de “justicia en la adquisición inicial” de la propiedad, o cómo justificamos a los primeros individuos que dijeron, como diría Rousseau, “esto es mío”; ii) un principio de “justicia en la transferencia”; y iii) un principio de ...
Hace 2 días · Some scholars assert that even “innocent threats,” who would harm agents for reasons, they cannot control, as in Robert Nozick’s famous example of the man unwillingly thrown down at you as you stand at the bottom of a well, whom you must vaporize with your ray gun to survive (Nozick 1974, 34).
Hace 3 días · Introducción. 2.- Los principios de justicia de John Rawls. a) Las libertades básicas. b) La distribución de bienes y riquezas. 3.- La crítica neoliberal. a) La teoría de la justicia de Robert Nozick. b) El modelo político resultante. c) Críticas. 4.- La crítica marxista. a) Liberalismo igualitarista y socialismo.
Hace 1 día · Contrary to the curriculums Mr. Douthat bemoans, my own philosophy syllabuses at a public flagship university feature Robert Nozick as readily as Michel Foucault, Kwame Anthony Appiah as ...
Hace 5 días · He joined Rawls and American philosopher Robert Nozick in rejecting utilitarian rationales for sacrificing the vital interests of some individuals in furtherance of the interests of others, but he likewise assailed the extreme individualism of Nozick’s libertarian principles of justice.
- Matthew H. Kramer
Nozick criticized Rawls from a right-libertarian one, though I think unsuccessfully. Cohen was successful to various degrees. Amartya Sen was a Nobel prize winning economist who also learned a lot from Rawls, ran with the concept of "justice as fairness" but criticized Rawls on certain things as well - particularly in regard to how his ideas may apply (or fail to apply) to developing economies.
Hace 5 días · And in the realm of political philosophy, Robert Nozick erects the fortress of individual rights, guarding against the encroachments of the Leviathan and the tyranny of the majority. His "minimal state" becomes a bulwark against the excesses of power, preserving the sacred space of autonomy and self-determination.
