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  1. Horace L. Fairlamb (1997). Nature's Two Ends: The Ambiguity of Progress in Evolution. Southern Journal of Philosophy 35 (1):35-55.
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  2. Horace L. Fairlamb (1997). Postmodern Critique: A Philosophical-Literary Dialogue. Philosophy and Literature 21 (2):405-413.
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  3. Horace L. Fairlamb (1996). Adam Smith's Other Hand: A Capitalist Theory of Exploitation. Social Theory and Practice 22 (2):193--223.
    Though Adam Smith believed that the spontaneous forces of the market set prices at the most productive level, he doubted that market forces price wages as fairly as the prices of other commodities. In fact, various observations by Smith suggest that the market tends to undervalue wages almost as naturally as it naturalizes the prices of most commodities under nonmonopolistic conditions. Those observations imply the germ of a capitalist theory of exploitation.
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  4. Horace L. Fairlamb (1996). Book Review: Critical Conditions: Postmodernity and the Question of Foundations. [REVIEW] Philosophy and Literature 20 (1).
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  5. Horace L. Fairlamb (1996). Heterology: A Postmodern Theory of Foundations. Metaphilosophy 27 (4):381-398.
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