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The Classical-Liberal Compatibility Thesis --
Why Moral Advocacy is Avoided --
A Critical-Rationalist Apologia --
Rationality --
Why Defend Aprioristic Instrumental Rationality? --
The Self and Its Interests --
Formal Definitions --
Freewill and Persons --
Weakness of Will or Meta-Desire? --
Desires versus Values? --
Self-Interest and Altruism --
The Logic of Altruism --
The Intentional Structure of Moral Sentiments --
Commitment, Motive-Stimuli, and Vacuousness --
Utility --
Utility-Maximization --
The Commensurability of One's Want-Satisfactions --
The Utility-Maximization of Categorical Morals --
Economic Demand --
Liberty --
Capturing the Conception --
Four Fundamental Criticisms of Minimizing Imposed Cost --
Libertarian Genocide? --
Impractically Unclear and Moralized? --
Mob Rule? --
A Typhoid Carrier --
A Critic of Religion --
Libertarian Utility Monsters? --
The Possibility of a Paretian Liberal --
Libertarians on 'Coercion' and 'Liberty' --
Observing Liberty in a State of Nature --
Self-Ownership and Property Derived Non-Morally --
Honesty, Promises, and Contracts --
Rectifying Libertarian Clashes --
Newcomers and Future Generations --
Intellectual Property --
A General Defense --
Some Criticisms from Libertarians --
More Philosophical Problems --
Exclusive Land Acquisition --
Restitution, Retribution, and Evidence --
'Torts' and 'Crimes' --
Can Wealth Levels Distort Rectification? --
Risk-Multiplier Rectification --
Consequentialism and Economics --
Refutations of Illiberalism. |
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