A Third Concept of Liberty:
Judgment and Freedom in Kant and Adam Smith
Samuel Fleischacker

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

	Preface
	Abbreviations
Ch. 1	Introduction	3
Pt. I	The Nature of Judgment	21
Ch. 2	Aesthetic Judgment	23
Ch. 3	Moral Judgment	32
Ch. 4	Judgment and Freedom	64
Pt. II	The Politics of Judgment	89
Ch. 5	Proper Pleasures	91
Ch. 6	The Wealth of Nations (I): Judgment	120
Ch. 7	The Wealth of Nations (II): Virtue and Independence	140
Ch. 8	The Wealth of Nations (III): Helping the Poor	161
Ch. 9	Kant's Politics, Rawls's Politics (I): The Public Use of Judgment	184
Ch. 10	Kant's Politics, Rawls's Politics (II): Talent, Industry, and Luck	215
Pt. III	The Freedom of Judgment	241
Ch. 11	A Third Concept of Liberty	243
	Notes	279
	Index	329

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