On Inequality and Violence, and the Differences We Make between Them

Honderich, Ted

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Ted Honderich

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Just about all political philosophy of the recommending kind is factless and presumptuous. That it has an honest intellectual use, which it does, and which of course is different from its use as reassurance and the like, is only to be explained by the want of something better.

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The Royal Institute of Philosophy, UK
R. S. Peters (Acting Honorary Director, Professor of the Philosophy of Education) (Acting Honorary Director, Professor of the Philosophy of Education)
University of London Institute of Education, UK
R. S. Peters (Acting Honorary Director, Professor of the Philosophy of Education) (Acting Honorary Director, Professor of the Philosophy of Education)

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Honderich, T. (1975). On Inequality and Violence, and the Differences We Make between Them. In: Peters, R.S. (eds) Nature and Conduct. Royal Institute of Philosophy Lectures. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-02568-8_4

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