Adio, dar rămân cu tine! despre despărțirea de Nozick a lui Mircea Dumitru

Socaciu and Uszkai analyze Mircea Dumitru’s intellectual departure from Robert Nozick’s libertarianism (p.293-309 ... p. 1). Despite being Nozick’s primary Romanian promoter and translator, Dumitru eventually rejected the framework, citing "morally disgusting" consequences—such as organ markets—and his growing shift toward virtue ethics (p.293-309 ... pp. 3-4). The authors compare this transition with Nozick’s own late-career evolution (p.293-309 ... p. 11). They conclude that while Dumitru distanced himself from radical individualism, his current perspective represents a sophisticated synthesis, successfully balancing individual liberty with human flourishing. THIS ABSTRACT IS GENERATED WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.