“Building the Cathedral as Sanctuary: Recognizing Action as the Basis of Property”
| Abstract | Using the concept of purposeful action, I define the necessary and sufficient aspects of any property. These qualities are derived though noticing that property is those things which are the object of a set of past, present, and future actions of individuals. The result is that property is the result of [...] | |||||||||
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