Evictionism, Pro-Life and Pro-Choice

Walter Block

doi:10.18290/rf25734.13

Data publikacji : 2025-12-29

Tom 73 Nr 4 (2025)

Ewikcjonizm, pro-life i pro-choice

Walter Block

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18290/rf25734.13

Abstrakt

Prawa własności prywatnej i ewikcje to dwie strony tego samego medalu. Nie da się ich rozdzielić. Jeśli naprawdę jesteś właścicielem czegoś, czegokolwiek, to masz prawo usunąć intruzów. Jeśli nie możesz tego zrobić, to w pewnej mierze nie jesteś w pełni właścicielem danej posiadłości. W niniejszym artykule zastosowano tę analogię do kwestii aborcji, analizując stanowiska pro-life, pro-choice oraz ewikcjonizmu w tej sprawie.

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aborcja, pro-life, pro-choice, ewikcjonizm

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Block, W. (2025). Ewikcjonizm, pro-life i pro-choice. Roczniki Filozoficzne, 73(4), 245–259. https://doi.org/10.18290/rf25734.13

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