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- Introduction to Political Philosophy: 5: Rawls's Distributive JusticeJason Brennan explains the political thought of John Rawls, one of the key figures in modern political philosophy.15 min
- Introduction to Political Philosophy: 4: Why Property Rights?Jason Brennan considers property rights: what they are, what justifies them, and what sorts of social problems they help avoid.13 min
- Introduction to Political Philosophy: 3: What Are Rights?Jason Brennan discusses what rights are and contrasts rights-based thinking about ethics with utilitarian thinking.13 min
- Introduction to Political Philosophy: 2: Liberty: Who Needs It?What does “liberty” mean in a philosophical context? Jason Brennan parses out how the word is used.9 min
- The Cato Home Study Course: 15: The Modern Quest for LibertyThe final course in this curriculum examines the rebirth of libertarian thought from the 1940s onward.3 hr 4 min
- The Cato Home Study Course: 14: The "Austrian" Case for the Free MarketThis audio course explores the contributions made to the understanding of liberty by the “Austrian” economists, mainly Ludwig von Mises and F. A. Hayek.2 hr 57 min
- The Cato Home Study Course: 13: The Achievements of Nineteenth Century Classical LiberalismThis audio course shows how classical liberalism developed in Europe and America in the nineteenth century.3 hr 11 min
- The Cato Home Study Course: 12: William Lloyd Garrison's The LiberatorWilliam Lloyd Garrison said that slavery violates the fundamental right of all individuals to be free, and he dedicated his life to abolishing the practice.1 hr 18 min
- The Cato Home Study Course: 11: Henry David Thoreau's Civil DisobedienceHenry David Thoreau sought to live as a wholly free person in a world that was not wholly free. Learn more about his life in this audio course.1 hr 2 min
- The Cato Home Study Course: 10: Mary Wollstonecraft's A Vindication of the Rights of WomanThis course explores Mary Wollstonecraft’s arguments for the equal treatment of men and women by the state.1 hr 26 min
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