Gregory I Molivas
Biographic Data
| ID | 1673600 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gregory I Molivas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gregory I |
| FAMILY NAME | Molivas |
| SIGNATURE | MOLIVAS G I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Social Insurance Institute |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A right, utility and the definition of liberty as a negative idea
Keywords: LibertyNegativeRightUtilityHeyBentham
The Influence of Utilitarianism on Natural Rights Doctrines
This paper shows that the perceived difference between utilitarianism and natural rights theories in the eighteenth century was much less sharp than that in the twentieth century. This is demonstrated by exploring Josiah Tucker's critique of Locke and his disciples and the way in which the latter responded to it. Tucker's critique of Locke was based on a sharp distinction between a conception of natural rights as individual entitlements and the c…
Richard Price, the Debate on Free Will, and Natural Rights
Richard Price, the Debate on Free Will, and Natural Rights Gregory I. Molivas When Richard Price projected metaphysical assumptions onto his ethical theory, he elaborated a conception of man as a normatively self-regulating being. Endowed with rationality, man is a “law unto himself.” Price’s political writings postulated accordingly that man should be his own legislator. The first proposition appeared in his ethics in the context of man’s identi…
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The Influence of Utilitarianism on Natural Rights Doctrines
This paper shows that the perceived difference between utilitarianism and natural rights theories in the eighteenth century was much less sharp than that in the twentieth century. This is demonstrated by exploring Josiah Tucker's critique of Locke and his disciples and the way in which the latter responded to it. Tucker's critique of Locke was based on a sharp distinction between a conception of natural rights as individual entitlements and the c…
Richard Price, the Debate on Free Will, and Natural Rights
Richard Price, the Debate on Free Will, and Natural Rights Gregory I. Molivas When Richard Price projected metaphysical assumptions onto his ethical theory, he elaborated a conception of man as a normatively self-regulating being. Endowed with rationality, man is a “law unto himself.” Price’s political writings postulated accordingly that man should be his own legislator. The first proposition appeared in his ethics in the context of man’s identi…
A right, utility and the definition of liberty as a negative idea
Keywords: LibertyNegativeRightUtilityHeyBentham
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