Titlebook: Str?mungslehre; Einführung in die Th Joseph H. Spurk Textbook 19964th edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Gasdynamik.Grenzschich

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Joseph H. Spurkrx’s pen, others have become bored with what they perceive to be clichéd encrustations of an anachronistic social and political imagination. To my mind these are glorious statements of what we might take to be early intimations of the continuing power and resonance of Marx’s work and Marxism for hum

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Joseph H. Spurky concerned with revealing structural explanations for inequality in power relationships in society and doing so in ways that enable oppressed and exploited groups and classes to change the relational basis that underpins and constitutes this historical set of social fetishes and structures (the obj

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Joseph H. Spurkork of Amartya Sen. It argues that we should understand individual freedom in terms of the opportunities that an agent has, first, to develop his capacity of autonomy, and then, to autonomously choose to develop and exercise his capabilities over the course of his life. This view of freedom satisfie

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Joseph H. Spurkbutive justice. It also discusses the two most prominent types of non-egalitarian distributive theory, utilitarianism and prioritarianism. The discussion of egalitarian theories has a dual focus: what form should the theory take (strict equality, satisficing, maximizing the position of the worst-off

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Joseph H. Spurkliberating about ends. It begins with a discussion of the concept of an end, the relationships between ends and means of different types, and the place of ends in practical reasoning, which draws extensively from Aristotle. It then proceeds to develop a precise, dynamic model of rational deliberatio

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Str?mungslehre978-3-662-10096-7Series ISSN 0937-7433 Series E-ISSN 2512-5214