AJ Ayer, AJ Ayer - The Concept of a Person: and Other Essays, 1963 - Springer
… that the language which we ordinarily use to describe our 'inner experiences' is not private … It is surely a contingent fact thatwe depend upon ostensive definitions, to the extent that …
… the idea that there is something determinate thatwe cannot … So when we think that a private linguist could remember the … , we are supposing what needs to be itself established—that …
J Waldron - Oxford J. Legal Stud., 1985 - HeinOnline
… If that were all, there would be no problem of definition: private property would be a bundle … for all or most of the cases thatwe want to describe as private property, the bundle as a whole …
… So we see, on one side, that it was only gradually that English and American law came to recognize a public realm distinct from medieval conceptions of property. And equally gradually …
A Freeman, E Mensch - Buff. L. Rev., 1987 - HeinOnline
… We consistently take for granted that there is both a public realm and a private realm. In the private realm we assume thatwe operate within a protected sphere of autonomy, free to …
FS Cohen - Private and Common Property, 2013 - api.taylorfrancis.com
… Now it seems to me thatwe have come to a very … We seem to be agreed that one of the significant facts of life today is that here in the United States we have a great deal of private …
… From the preceding examples, we see that the public/private distinction can be invoked in many contexts, for many purposes, and in many different senses.The following groups of …
S Gal - Differences: a journal of feminist cultural studies, 2002 - muse.jhu.edu
… Private property" is a defining feature of a capitalist economy, but in capitalist systems participants also consider "private" those intimate relationships that … that when the public/ private …
… the role that Kantian right plays in this account of private law. One should not think that for … In asserting that the sole purpose of private law is to be private law, I aim to undermine all …