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Abstract
“This emotional pronouncement of value judgments condemning emotion and value judgments seems to [me] a symptom of a defective sense of humor. The attempt to build a social science on these foundations suggests that the human race, and especially a large proportion of its ‘best minds,’ having at long last (a very long last) found out that the objects of nature are not like human beings—are not actuated by love and hate and caprice and contrariness, and subject to persuasion, cajolery, and threats—have logically inferred that human beings must be like natural objects, and so viewed by the seeker of knowledge about them.”
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Paul, Sanjukta
(2026)
"Law and the Self-Coordinating Market Idea,"
University of Chicago Law Review: Vol. 93:
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2, Article 9.
Available at:
https://chicagounbound.uchicago.edu/uclrev/vol93/iss2/9