Patrick Dupouey, Pour ne pas en finir avec la nature. Questions d’un philosophe à l’anthropologue Philippe Descola, Marseille, Agone, « Banc d’essais », 2024, 240 p.
Macaulay uses an array of genres to develop a systematic philosophy founded on human liberty and defend a republican political philosophy. Points in the system are articulated in particular genres consistent with the points themselves. Macaulay’s system has three central tenets: (a) the primacy of l...
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| 總結: | Macaulay uses an array of genres to develop a systematic philosophy founded on human liberty and defend a republican political philosophy. Points in the system are articulated in particular genres consistent with the points themselves. Macaulay’s system has three central tenets: (a) the primacy of liberty and human freedom; (b) the promotion of public liberty as the measure of virtue; and (c) an education that enables youth to recognize human Liberty and enter civil society committed to ensuring that government preserves it. |
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