justicia y propiedad segÚn thomas reid
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This article puts forward that according to Scottish philosopher, Thomas Reid (1710-1796), justice must be understood as a moral virtue of a natural kind among human beings, or as a matter of species regarding them; not as an artificial or a conventional virtue, which is a product of human collectivities or a matter of sociability in human beings. However, the article proposes as well that in his reflections on justice, Thomas Reid held an arguable notion of property, as the ownership of riches basically distributable or apportionable, but not as one of the goods that are mainly produced or generated, as his contemporaries David Hume and Adam Smith stated it.
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| Authors | ;José Hernández Prado |
| Journal | australian review of applied linguistics |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.21555/top.v37i1.115
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