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Chapter

9

Title:

Joel

Feinberg

The

Nature

and

value

of

rights

Quote:

“Charitable

contributions

are

more

like

gratuitous

services,

favours,

and

gifts

than

like

repayments

of

debts”

Expectations:

I

expect

to

learn

about

Joel

Feinberg.

And

his

topic

about

the

nature

and

value

of

rights.

Book

Review:

Joel

Feinberg

19,

‐

29,

was

an

political

and

social

He

is

known

for

his

work

in

the

fields

of

individual

rights

and

the

authority

of

the

state.

Feinberg

helped

in

shaping

the

American

legal

landscape.

ergFeinberg

studied

at

the

writing

his

dissertation

on

the

philosophy

of

the

Harvard

professor

under

the

supervision

of

He

taught

at

and

and

at

the

where

he

retired

in

1994

as

Regents

Professor

of

Philosophy

and

Law.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joel_Feinb

This

chapter

is

about

the

rights

of

human.

We

should

treat

each

one

of

us

equally.

I

personally

don’t

want

others

to

treat

me

like

a

trash

so

I

don’t

treat

them

that

way.

The

idea

of

personal

desert

is

that

we

deserve

what

we

achieve.

I

think

we

need

to

strive

hard

so

that

we

can

have

the

best.

Things

I

have

learned:

I

have

learned

to

understand

more

about

the

rights

of

human

and

the

rights

of

nature.

Integrity

Questions:

Who

is

Joel

Feinberg?

What

is

the

value

of

rights?

What

is

the

Nature?

Review

Questions:

1.)

Describe

Nowheresville.

How

is

this

world

different

from

our

world?

Nowheresville

is

a

place

of

no

rules.

You

can’t

have

equality

and

peace.

It

is

very

different

from

ours

because

we

have

human

rights.

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