This man's essays on interpersonal utility theory and Austrian methodology are collected in his volume Socratic Puzzles.
This man's essays on interpersonal utility theory and Austrian methodology are collected in his volume Socratic Puzzles. He argued against Edmund Gettier by suggesting a "truth-tracking" solution to the definition of knowledge in Philosophical Explanations, while the Prisoner's Dilemma and Newcomb's problem are covered in his The Nature of Rationality. Another book draws the example of trading with Wilt Chamberlain and introduces the concept of the Lockean proviso for property appropriation, while he argued against an opponent by claiming that "it needn't be that the foundations underlying desert are themselves deserved all the way down." For ten points, identify this late Harvard philosopher, who attacked John Rawls' Theory of Justice in his Anarchy, State, and Utopia.
This man's essays on interpersonal utility theory and Austrian methodology are collected in his volume Socratic Puzzles.
Robert Nozick