Différences entre les versions de « Edward Feser »

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Edward Feser enseigne la philosophie à l'université de Loyola Marymount à Los Angeles.

1997, Hayek on Social Justice: Reply to Lukes and Johnston, Critical Review 11, n°4, pp581–606
1998, Hayek, Social Justice, and the Market: Reply to Johnston, Critical Review 12, n°3, pp269–81
2000, Taxation, Forced Labor, and Theft, Independent Review, Vol 5, n°2, Fall
2001, Injustice Compounded, Liberty, Vol 15, n°10, pp28–29 et p41
2003,
- a. Hayek on Tradition, Journal of Libertarian Studies, Vol 17, n°1
- b. On Nozick, Belmont, Calif.: Wadsworth
2005, There is No Such Thing as an Unjust Initial Acquisition, Social Philosophy & Policy, Vol 22, pp56-80
- Repris In: Natural Rights Liberalism from Locke to Nozick: Essays in Honor of Robert Nozick, Fred D. Miller, Jr., Ellen Frankel Paul et Jeffrey Paul, Dir.

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 ** a. Hayek on Tradition, [[Journal of Libertarian Studies]], Vol 17, n°1
 ** b. On Nozick, Belmont, Calif.: Wadsworth
-* [[2005]], [http://journals.cambridge.org/download.php?file=%2FSOY%2FSOY22_01%2FS0265052505041038a.pdf&code=83c7e87d08376eb42cf84720c13bb8d5 There is No Such Thing as an Unjust Initial Acquisition], Social Philosophy & Policy
+* [[2005]], [http://journals.cambridge.org/download.php?file=%2FSOY%2FSOY22_01%2FS0265052505041038a.pdf&code=83c7e87d08376eb42cf84720c13bb8d5 There is No Such Thing as an Unjust Initial Acquisition], Social Philosophy & Policy, Vol 22, pp56-80
 ** Repris In: Natural Rights Liberalism from Locke to Nozick: Essays in Honor of Robert Nozick, Fred D. Miller, Jr., [[Ellen Frankel Paul]] et Jeffrey Paul, Dir.