 1994
“Exclusive and inclusive theories of property rights :
rejoinder to Horne” / Richard Ashcraft. // IN:
Critical review. – 8 (1994):435-440.
Reply to T. Horne, “Liberalism and the problem
of poverty” (1994) Abstract: PhI 1995:428.
“Locke’s political philosophy” / Richard Ashcraft. // IN:
The Cambridge companion to Locke /
edited by Vere Chappell. – p. 226-251. “The gentleman as gardener : Pope, Shenstone, Mason” /
Michel Baridon. // IN:
The crisis of courtesy : studies in the conduct-book in Britain, 1600-1900 /
edited by Jacques Carré. –
Leiden ; New York ; London : Brill, 1994. –
(Brill’s studies in intellectual history ; v.51). – p. 129-141. The emergence of civil society in the eighteenth century :
a provileged moment in the history of England, Scotland, and France /
Marvin B. Becker. – Bloomington : Indiana University press, c1994.
See esp. p. 35-49.
“Libertad soñada y libertad concreta
en la época ilustrada” / Eduardo Bello. // IN:
Cuadernos sobre Vico. – 4 (1994):103-122.
Abstract: PhI 1995:438.
“Locke on a raft : Twain’s Huckleberry Finn
and the Hartzian thesis expanded” / Joseph C. Bertolini. // IN:
Michigan academician. – 26 (1994):449-461.
Pro-choice and anti-abortion : constitutional theory and public policy /
James R. Bowers. –
Westport, Conn. ; London : Praeger, 1994. – xiii, 132 p.
“Zum Begriff des ‘Zuvorkommens’ ” /
Norbert Brieskorn. // IN:
Theologie und Philosophie. – 69 (1994):321-341.
Abstract: PhI 1995:453.
The myth of property : toward an egalitarian theory of ownership /
John Christman. –
New York ; Oxford : Oxford University Press, 1994.
See Ch. 3, “Can liberal ownership be justified by natural rights?”
(p. 47-66)
LNL 26:5
“On the optimal mix of private and common property” /
by Richard A. Epstein.. // IN:
Social philosophy & policy. – 11:no. 2 (summer 1994):17-41.
Abstract: IPSA 45:3765.
LNL 26:5
“Die Eigentumstheorien Lockes und Humes und ihre Lehren
für den Aufbau privatwirtschaftlicher Eigentumsordnungen
in den Transformationsländern” / Horst Feldmann. // IN:
List Forum für Wirtschafts- und Finanzpolitik. – 20 (1994):54-73.
Unverified; source: IBZ 1995.
LNL 27:6
Public goods and private communities :
the market provision of social services / Fred Foldvary. –
Aldershot, Hants. : Edward Elgar, c1994. –
(John Locke series in classical liberal political economy)
See “Imposed versus consensual governance” (p. 52-61)
“Taming the father :
John Locke’s critique of patriarchal fatherhood” / David Foster. // IN:
Review of politics. – 56 (1994):641-670.
Abstract: IPSA 45:3900.
LNL 27:6
“Locke on the dissolution of society” / Julian H. Franklin. // IN:
Politics, ideology and the law in early modern Europe :
essays in honor of J.H.M. Salmon /
edited by Adrianna E. Bakos. –
Rochester, N.Y. : University of Rochester Press, 1994. – p. 175-184. LNL 28:6
“Property, rights, and freedom” / by Gerald F. Gaus. // IN:
Social philosophy & policy. – 11:no. 2 (summer 1994):209-240.
“The new ‘Everyman’ edition
of Locke’s Two treatises” / Mark Goldie. // IN:
Locke newsletter. – 25 (1994):87-88.
Abstract: PhI 1995:544.
“Liberty, virtue, and the rule of law, 1689-1770” /
M.M. Goldsmith. // IN:
Republicanism, liberty, and commercial society, 1649-1776 /
edited by David Wootton. –
Stanford, Calif. : Stanford University Press, 1994. –
(The making of modern freedom). – p. 197-232. The mind of John Locke : a study of political theory
in its intellectual setting / Ian Harris. –
Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1994. – xv, 429 p.
ISBN 0-521-35603-2
Review:
H. Pringle, Australasian journal of philosophy
73 (1995):303-305;
review article by A. Patterson. Revised edition, 1998.
LNL 25:6; 29:7
“The politics of Christianity” / Ian Harris. // IN:
Locke’s philosophy : content and context /
edited by G.A.J. Rogers. –
p. 197-215. Based on a paper delivered in 1990. Abstract: PhI 1995:562.
LNL 26:6
“The persons of nature versus the power pyramid :
Locke, land, and American Indians” / Marilyn Holly. // IN:
International studies in philosophy. – 26:no. 1 (1994):13-31.
Abstract: PhI 1994:530.
LNL 26:6
“Klassische Theorie und moderne Wirklichkeit :
Überlegungen und Materialien zur Wirtschafts- und Sozialphilosophie
von John Locke und Jean-Jqcques Rousseau” / Annette Homann. // IN:
SOWI : Sozialwissenschaftliche Informationen. – 23 (1994):50-57.
LNL 27:7
“Liberalism and the problem of poverty : a reply to Ashcraft” /
Thomas A. Horne. // IN:
Critical review. – 8 (1994):427-434.
Includes a reply by Ashcraft,
“Exclusive and inclusive theories of property rights.” LNL 26:6
The autocritique of the Enlightenment : Rousseau and the philosophes /
Mark Hulliung. –
Cambridge, Mass. ; London, England : Harvard University Press, 1994.
See esp. “Conjectural history” (p. 52-57)
A political theory of rights / Attracta Ingram. –
Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1994.
See esp. 3.3, “Locke’s theory of just acquisition” (p.48-54)
Politics and opinion in crisis, 1678-81 / Mark Knights. –
Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1994. –
(Cambridge studies in early modern British history)
See “John Locke and the Second treatise” (p. 250-256)
LNL 26:6
Zur Begründung der Menschenrechte : Hobbes, Locke, Kant /
Siegfried König. –
Freiburg : K. Alber, c1994. – (Alber-Reihe praktische Philosophie ; Bd. 48)
Abstract: BPh 41:1060.
Unverified.
“ ‘The unnatural desire for more than one needs’ :
an objection to James Tully’s view
of Locke’s assessment of the introduction of money” / K. Kopton. // IN:
Locke newsletter. – 25 (1994):75-78.
LNL 26:7
“Lockean property rights, Tully’s community ownership,
and Melanesian customary communal ownership” / David R. Lea. // IN:
Journal of social philosophy. – 25:no. 1 (spring 1994):117-132.
Abstract: BHI 1994:3069.
LNL 26:7
An intellectual history of liberalism. –
See Manent 1987.
“Equality, property, and the problem of partisanship :
the Lockean constitution as mixed regime” / Peter C. Myers. // IN:
Interpretation. – 22 (1994/95):39-64.
LNL 26:8
Phänomenologische und philosophische Theorie der Arbeit /
Severin Müller. –
Freiburg : Karl Alber, c1992-94. –
(Alber-Reihe Philosophie)
See T. 5, “Identität—Ordnung des Wirklichen und Leistung
der Präsenz :
John Locke und die Rationalitätsgeschichte der Arbeit” (Bd. 2 (1994):189-417)
“El derecho de los que sobran :
consideraciones sobre la emigración y los límites de la hospitalidad” /
Francisco Rodríguez Valla. // IN:
Themata. – 12 (1994):57-84.
Unverified; source/Abstract: PhI 1994:722.
“Self-ownership, autonomy, and property rights” /
by Alan Ryan. // IN:
Social philosophy & policy. – 11:no. 2 (summer 1994):241-258.
Abstract: IPSA 45:3857.
LNL 26:9
“The institution of property” / by David Schmidtz. // IN:
Social philosophy & policy. – 11:no. 2 (summer 1994):42-62.
Abstract: IPSA 45:3862.
“Locke on the death penalty” / A. John Simmons. // IN:
Philosophy. – 69 (1994):471-477.
Abstract: PhI 1995:742.
LNL 26:9
“Original-acquisition justifications of private property” /
by A. John Simmons. // IN:
Social philosophy & policy. – 11:no. 2 (summer 1994):63-84.
Abstract: PhI 1994:688.
LNL 26:9
“Locke’s contract in context” / Martyn P. Thompson. // IN:
The social contract from Hobbes to Rawls /
edited by David Boucher
and Paul Kelly. –
London ; New York : Routledge, 1994. – p. 73-94. “Liberties, not rights : Gauthier and Nozick on property” /
Paul Torek. // IN:
Social theory and practice. – 20 (1994):343-361.
“Aboriginal property and Western theory :
recovering a middle ground” / by James Tully. // IN:
Social philosophy & policy. – 11:no. 2 (summer 1994):153-180.
LNL 26:10
“Rediscovering America :
the Two treatises and aboriginal rights” / James Tully. // IN:
Locke’s philosophy : content and context /
edited by G.A.J. Rogers. –
p. 165-196. Based on an earlier paper, which appeared
in Tully 1993. Abstract: PhI 1995:777.
LNL 26:10
“Civil disobedience and the rule of law : a Lockean insight” /
Catherine Valcke. // IN:
The rule of law / edited by Ian Shapiro. –
New York ; London : New York University Press, c1994. –
(Nomos ; 36). – p. 45-62. Abstract: PhI 1994:722.
LNL 26:10
En torno al Segundo tratado del gobierno civil de John Locke :
seminario de actualización filosófica /
Serafín Vegas González … [et al.]. –
[Madrid] : Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia ; Alcala de Henares : CEP, 1994. –
207 p.
ISBN 3-88506-925-3.
Unverified.
“The advantages and difficulties
of the Humean theory of property” / by Jeremy Waldron. // IN:
Social philosophy & policy. – 11:no. 2 (summer 1994):85-123.
LNL 26:11
“John Locke–social contract versus political anthropology” /
Jeremy Waldron. // IN:
The social contract from Hobbes to Rawls /
edited by David Boucher
and Paul Kelly. –
London ; New York : Routledge, 1994. – p. 51-72. “Radicalism, capitalism and historical contexts :
not only a reply to Richard Ashcraft on John Locke” / Ellen Meiksins Wood. // IN:
History of political thought. – 15 (1994):323-372.
Reply to Ashcraft,
“The radical dimensions of Locke’s political thought” (1992) Abstract: IPSA 45:5085.
LNL 26:11
“Hobbes, Locke, and the problem of the rule of law” /
Michael P. Zuckert. // IN:
The rule of law / edited by Ian Shapiro. –
New York ; London : New York University Press, c1994. –
(Nomos ; 36). – p. 63-79. Abstract: PhI 1994:749.
LNL 25:11
Natural rights and the new republicanism / Michael P. Zuckert. –
Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, c1994. – xx, 397 p.
ISBN 0-691-03463-X
Review: M.H. Kramer, LNL 26 (1995):196-204.
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