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Philosophical Foundations of Poverty and Distribution

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Philosophy

 

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Henry P

 

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July 20, 2016

 

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University

 

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Yelling back are those from the right who claim that he formulates a moral justification for capitalist appropriation of property. Then of course there are those somewhere in between who are telling everyone to shut up because Locke wrote the damn thing over three hundred years ago in the political context of 17th century England and to derive these kinds of modern political presumptions is ludicrous...
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They all make fine cases for their respective theories. This humble treatise, however, will merely essay to provide a fairly objective explanation of John LockeOs disputed offering to the political and economic understanding of property and how it relates to poverty and the distribution of wealth...
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