For 10 points, name this attack on John Rawls' A Theory of Justice, written by Robert Nozick.
This book uses the examples of a woman with four suitors and Toscanini's retirement from the Symphony of the Air to argue that one has no right to any say in decisions which others have the right to make in its section "Having a Say Over What Affects You." It notes that orchestra members are "ordered about by their conductor" and suggests that the relationship between subordination and low self esteem may be correlative rather than causative in "Meaningful Work." In addition to defending moral "side constraints" it argues for the superiority of "filter devices" as opposed to "design devices "and presents a (*) thought experiment in which people sell stock in themselves in "Demoktesis." It argues that we desire to "live ourselves" and criticizes hedonism with the experience machine thought experiment. This work claims that a titular concept arises through the invisible hand from dominant protection agencies and uses the Wilt Chamberlain argument that "Liberty Upsets Patterns," to defend the entitlement theory of justice. For 10 points, name this attack on John Rawls' A Theory of Justice, written by Robert Nozick.
This book uses the examples of a woman with four suitors and Toscanini's retirement from the Symphony of the Air to argue that one has no right to any say in decisions which others have the right to make in its section "Having a Say Over What Affects You.
{Anarchy}, {State} and {Utopia}