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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2017 · 31 MIN

David Gordon on Libertarian Philosophy

from The Human Action Podcast · host Mises Institute

David Gordon joins Jeff to consider the important philosophy—and philosophers—libertarians need to know. Starting with Mises's influences in Human Action, Dr. Gordon moves through the 20th century with a great discussion of John Rawls and Robert Nozick. He also suggests the books that Austro-libertarians need to read, even if they're primarily interested in politics or economics.

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David Gordon joins Jeff to consider the important philosophy—and philosophers—libertarians need to know. Starting with Mises's influences in Human Action, Dr. Gordon moves through the 20th century with a great discussion of John Rawls and Robert Nozick. He also suggests the books that Austro-libertarians need to read, even if they're primarily interested in politics or economics.

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