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A Note on Hölderlin-Translationhe key to the proper understanding of politics, and that on it alone can a genuinely just society be reconstructed. This is a mistake. Although, like property, it is a useful concept, and although, like property, there are occasions when we want to have it in practice, it is not a fundamental concep

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Francis Halsall,Julia Jansen,Sinéad Murphylity as the basis of such a society could, however, be largely formal. It could be the principle which states that equals should be treated equally, from which it follows that unequals should be treated unequally, and this is formal because it doesn’t of itself tell us how any of the particular memb

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-55425-3y will be sovereign for the rest of this century in just about all circles concerned with the philosophical bases of public policy. One would have to go back to certain other ages in history to find a unifying theme among intellectuals possessed of the intensity and universality we find today with r

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Michel de Lorgeril,Patricia Salenbuted on grounds which include the wealth of the recipient or access to a public school education — for his and my argument assumed to be a superior kind of education — is distributed on grounds which include the wealth of the parents of pupils of secondary school age. I shall try to show that becau

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