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From: ladkin@kestrel.UUCP
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Subject: Re: A modest proposal: study some philosophy
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Date: Tue, 7-Oct-86 21:27:13 EDT
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In article <576@gargoyle.UUCP>, carnes@gargoyle.UUCP (Richard Carnes) writes:
> [...] *A Theory of Justice* by John Rawls.  
> [...]following sections (180 pages) containing Rawls's central arguments:

Thanks for the reference. I've never read TJ, partly because of the
size, and it's always one lower on the stack than Parfitt and Nagel,
who are both entertaining writers.

I heartily endorse the practice of giving references for arguments.
It helps those who are unfamiliar with the subject matter.

Peter Ladkin
ladkin@kestrel.arpa