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Controverse doctrinare ale libertarianismului

Laura-Elena Faur
UNIVERSITATEA TEHNICĂ DIN CLUJ-NAPOCA

Student Thinkers and Advanced Research, Vol. 2 No. 1 (2023): Proceedings of the 6th International Conference XGEN

Abstract

Libertarianism is a current of moral and political thought that favors full or near-full individual ownership. As the term suggests, libertarianism involves a commitment to respect freedom. Regarding self-ownership, left- and right-libertarianism embrace the same view: man's ownership of himself is complete.


Analyzing the doctrinal controversies within this movement, many libertarians have concluded that libertarianism is neither Left nor Right. It is only "thin" libertarianism, it is often an incomplete philosophy that takes little or no account of the non-atomistic aspect of human experience, of human groups, of their dynamics and differences.

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libertarianism ownership private property equality discrimination immigration
Faur, L.-E. (2024). Controverse doctrinare ale libertarianismului. Student Thinkers and Advanced Research, 2(1), 12. Retrieved from https://opacj.org/star/article/view/489
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Author Biography

Laura-Elena Faur, UNIVERSITATEA TEHNICĂ DIN CLUJ-NAPOCA

Facultatea de Litere

Specializarea: Filosofie

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