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The State , by Philip Pettit

Mind
The first line of Robert Wolff’s essay, In Defence of Anarchism, tells us that political philosophy begins and ends with the state. He writes: ‘Politics is the exercise of the power of the state, or the attempt to influence that exercise. Political philosophy is therefore, strictly speaking, the philosophy of the state.
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Commentary on Philip Pettit’s The Birth of Ethics

2018
Philip Pettit begins his account of the evolution of morality with early human individuals reporting their experiences to others linguistically, and he maintains that language is a crucial and necessary part of the process throughout. The key is that there were social pressures on early humans to be honest in their reporting in order to maintain a good
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Philip Pettit: The State

Res Publica
Donald Bello Hutt, Victoria Kristan
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Philip Pettit

2010
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Philip Pettit

2011
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Philip Pettit and the incorporation of responsibility

Nederlands tijdschrift voor rechtsfilosofie en rechtstheorie = Netherlands journal for legal philosophy and jurisprudence, 2009
Lindahl, H.K., Claes, E.
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Introduction to the Special Issue on Philip Pettit’s The Robust Demands of the Good

Moral Philosophy and Politics, 2018
Susanne Burri, N P Adams
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Pettit on Love and Its Value: A Critical Assessment

Moral Philosophy and Politics, 2018
Sven Nyholm
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Pettit, Philip

2023
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Freedom and Political Form: On Philip Pettit’s Republican Theory of Democracy

Critical Horizons, 2019
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