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2007
Abstract The most striking thing in Philip Pettit ‘s political philosophy is his attempt to replace the standard liberal conception of negative freedom with a conception of freedom as non-domination, which he associates with the republican rather than the liberal tradition of political thought.
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Abstract The most striking thing in Philip Pettit ‘s political philosophy is his attempt to replace the standard liberal conception of negative freedom with a conception of freedom as non-domination, which he associates with the republican rather than the liberal tradition of political thought.
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Reflections on Skinner and Pettit
Hobbes Studies, 2009AbstractThis article discusses the concepts of freedom and liberty that Skinner and Pettit identify in Hobbes, and takes issue with them.
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Select Publications of Edison Pettit, Hannah Steele Pettit, and Helen Pettit Knaflich
2022James B. Breckinridge +2 more
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Pettit's Non-iteration Constraint
Utilitas, 2008I discuss Philip Pettit's argument thatappreciationis not a proper response to value because it fails to satisfy the non-iteration constraint, according to which, whereVis a value andRis a response to value,R-ingVmust not be distinct fromR-ingR-ingV.After motivating the non-iteration constraint and conceding that appreciation fails to satisfy the ...
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Hobbes, Language and Philip Pettit
Hobbes Studies, 2009AbstractIn this article I explore two aspects of Pettit's thesis about Hobbes' innovation with regard to the transformative and central role of language in thought and politics. First, I argue that while Hobbes had many debts to both traditionalists and innovators, he did break new ground in characterising language as in some ways constitutive of ...
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The Philosophical Quarterly, 2001
Philip Pettit has argued, in ‘Non-consequentialism and Universalizability’, PQ, 50 (2000), pp. 175–90, that there is a tension between non-consequentialism and universalizability. In response I argue that Pettit's argument begs the question against the non-consequentialist, because it falsely assumes that the non-consequentialist must follow the ...
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Philip Pettit has argued, in ‘Non-consequentialism and Universalizability’, PQ, 50 (2000), pp. 175–90, that there is a tension between non-consequentialism and universalizability. In response I argue that Pettit's argument begs the question against the non-consequentialist, because it falsely assumes that the non-consequentialist must follow the ...
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Popular Sovereignty as Popular Control: Philip Pettit’s Republicanism
Philosophy and Politics, 2022Fiorespino Leonardo
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