Robert Nozick

"Experience can teach us about the world."

"Consciousness is a deep philosophical puzzle."

"Our intuitions about justice are often confused."

"Rights constrain what may be done to individuals."

"The holding of property is morally significant."

"We must respect the autonomy of others."

"Historical facts about acquisition matter for justice."

"Simple principles cannot capture the complexity of justice."

"The minimal state respects individual rights."

"Coercion raises profound moral questions."

"Identity and personal responsibility are interconnected."

"The distinction between persons is morally crucial."

"Moral philosophy must begin with the individual."

"Rights cannot be easily overridden for the greater good."

"We should question assumptions about the state's authority."

"The social contract theory requires careful examination."

"Justice concerns what people deserve."

"Utilitarianism fails to account for individual rights."

"The separation of persons is a moral foundation."

"Property acquisition has moral foundations."

"Forced transfers violate entitlements."

"Individual liberty should be paramount."

"Power without consent is morally problematic."

"The state cannot be justified through utility calculations."

"Moral rights are fundamental constraints."

"We must think carefully about what we owe others."

"The inviolability of persons is paramount."

"Justice requires respecting how holdings came to be."

"Principles of justice should be non-patterned."

"Consent is central to legitimate authority."