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What “everyone” needs to know? Sidgwick and Hart against the priority of liberty
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This is a one page handout, which draws attention to subtle adaptations that H.L.A. Hart makes regarding material from Henry Sidgwick, when he debates with Rawls and appeals to Sidgwick's objections to the priority of liberty. These adaptations challenge the impression that Rawls should have known better.Author's Profile
Terence Rajivan Edward
University of Manchester (PhD)
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