Theories of Property: Aristotle to the Present

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The essays in this book began as contributions to a Summer Workshop arranged by the Calgary Institute for the Humanities, and held at the University of Calgary from July 7 to 14, 1978. The Institute, which was founded by the University in 1976 for the encouragement of humanistic studies, has held such conferences each summer as a part of its programme of research. TABLE OF CONTENTS......Page 4 FOREWORD AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS......Page 6 ABOUT THE AUTHORS......Page 7 EDITORS' NOTE......Page 9 Property As Means Or End......Page 12 Property In The Political Science Of Aristotle......Page 22 Fashions And Idiosyncracies In The Exposition Of The Roman Law Of Property......Page 44 Sentiment And Property: Some Roman Attitudes......Page 62 Aquinas' Theory Of Property......Page 98 The Framework Of Natural Rights In Locke's Analysis Of Property: A Contextual Reconstruction......Page 124 The Mobility Of Property And The Rise Of Eighteenth-Century Sociology......Page 150 A Comment On Pocock......Page 176 Rousseau: The Moral Dimensions Of Property......Page 190 Rousseau On Life, Liberty And Property: A Comment On MacAdam......Page 212 Bentham On Property......Page 230 John Stuart Mill On The Theory Of Property......Page 266 Marx's Theory Of Property And Alienation......Page 292 The Ground Of Morals And The Propriety Of Property......Page 328 F. A. Hayek On Property And Justice......Page 344 Robert Nozick And The Right To Property......Page 370 BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 390 B......Page 400 G......Page 401 M......Page 402 R......Page 403 Y......Page 404