Anything but Mutualism: A Critique of Homesteading
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This is a critique of homesteading as a valid means of privatizing property that is previously unowned. Introduction Chapter 1: The Mixing of Labor Chapter 2: Price is what you Pay, Value is what you Get Chapter 3: Nozick’s Ocean of Tomato Juice Chapter 4: Why Not Mutualism? Chapter 5: Is it My Personal Property? Conclusion: Property as Absurdly Invalid, but Profoundly Useful
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