For 10 points, name this book that opposes the theories of John Rawls, written by Robert Nozick.
This book argues that our treatment of others is limited by Kantian "side-constraints" in a section that rebukes using other people as mere means to an end. Another part of this work argues that monopolies of force would and should organically develop without a government. This book claims that an ideal system would incorporate acquisition, transfer, and rectification varieties of entitlement justice. This work illustrates how free choices that create inequality are still fair through a thought experiment in which people choose to pay to see a (*) basketball player. Another section of this work refutes utilitarianism through positing a pleasure-producing "experience machine". This book concludes that best government consists of a minimal night-watchman state that does not adhere to the "Difference Principle" brought about by adopting the "Original Position". For 10 points, name this book that opposes the theories of John Rawls, written by Robert Nozick.
This book argues that our treatment of others is limited by Kantian "side-constraints" in a section that rebukes using other people as mere means to an end.
Anarchy, State, and Utopia