Govert Den Hartogh
Biographic Data
| ID | 4397340 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Govert Den Hartogh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Govert Den |
| FAMILY NAME | Hartogh |
| SIGNATURE | HARTOGH G D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Amsterdam |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1359-5237 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Counting Cases of Termination of Life without Request
This paper explores the common argument proposed by opponents of the legalization of euthanasia that permitting ending a patient’s life at their request will lead to the eventual legalization of terminating life without request. The author’s examination of data does not support the conclusion that a causal connection exists between legalizing ending of life on request and an increase in the number of cases without request
The Authority of Intention
The Architectonic of Michael Walzer's Theory of Justice
L'A. souligne la pertinence de la theorie egalitariste de la justice developpee par M. Walzer dans son ouvrage intitule «Spheres of justice» (1983), qui propose une alternative a la Grande Theorie representee par Rawls, Nozick, Dworkin ou Habermas. Malgre le pluralisme et l'adequation locale de sa theorie, Walzer applique une structure theorique a la question de l'echange des biens qui n'est pas la structure reelle qu'il a decrite. Examinant la v…
Tully's Locke
In the state of nature, preceding the institution of a civil or political society, the world is, by divine ordinance, the common property of humanity. How can this collective entity be a property owner? It cannot mean that all people are incorporated into one cooperative venture, organized for the disposal of material goods. The necessary organization is not naturally given. Nor can it mean that everyone has some right to claim absolutely everyth…
Practical inference and the is/ought question
The Architectonic of Michael Walzer's Theory of Justice
L'A. souligne la pertinence de la theorie egalitariste de la justice developpee par M. Walzer dans son ouvrage intitule «Spheres of justice» (1983), qui propose une alternative a la Grande Theorie representee par Rawls, Nozick, Dworkin ou Habermas. Malgre le pluralisme et l'adequation locale de sa theorie, Walzer applique une structure theorique a la question de l'echange des biens qui n'est pas la structure reelle qu'il a decrite. Examinant la v…
Tully's Locke
In the state of nature, preceding the institution of a civil or political society, the world is, by divine ordinance, the common property of humanity. How can this collective entity be a property owner? It cannot mean that all people are incorporated into one cooperative venture, organized for the disposal of material goods. The necessary organization is not naturally given. Nor can it mean that everyone has some right to claim absolutely everyth…
Practical inference and the is/ought question
Tully's Locke
In the state of nature, preceding the institution of a civil or political society, the world is, by divine ordinance, the common property of humanity. How can this collective entity be a property owner? It cannot mean that all people are incorporated into one cooperative venture, organized for the disposal of material goods. The necessary organization is not naturally given. Nor can it mean that everyone has some right to claim absolutely everyth…
The Architectonic of Michael Walzer's Theory of Justice
L'A. souligne la pertinence de la theorie egalitariste de la justice developpee par M. Walzer dans son ouvrage intitule «Spheres of justice» (1983), qui propose une alternative a la Grande Theorie representee par Rawls, Nozick, Dworkin ou Habermas. Malgre le pluralisme et l'adequation locale de sa theorie, Walzer applique une structure theorique a la question de l'echange des biens qui n'est pas la structure reelle qu'il a decrite. Examinant la v…
The Authority of Intention
Counting Cases of Termination of Life without Request
This paper explores the common argument proposed by opponents of the legalization of euthanasia that permitting ending a patient’s life at their request will lead to the eventual legalization of terminating life without request. The author’s examination of data does not support the conclusion that a causal connection exists between legalizing ending of life on request and an increase in the number of cases without request
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