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Language:
as differentiated domains, 8 -10, 19 , 24 -27, 31 -33, 113 , 168 -169, 176 -177, 191 -192, 209 ;
and historical change, 21 -24, 78 -79, 83 -84, 120 -121, 151 ;
and historical memory, 79 , 120 -121, 132 -135;
of justice, 5 , 8 -10, 24 -26, 31 -33, 101 , 106 , 110 , 112 -113, 119 -120, 139 , 176 -177, 182 -183, 188 -191, 209 , 221 , 223 .
See also Linguistic sedimentation; Resonances; Semantics; Syntax; Uneven development
Law and Economics Movement, 140 -141, 143 , 160
Liability. See Responsibility, scope of; Tort law
Liberalism:
and autonomous spheres, 49 -54;
and classical republicanism, 13 , 44 -50;
and equality, 44 -45;
and moral subjectivism, 184 -188, 202 -205;
and political rationality, 42 -46, 52 -53;
See also Democracy; Substitutability; Syntactic equivalents
Linguistic sedimentation, 19 , 116 , 120 , 133 -134, 190 -192.
See also Residual formations
Lochner v. New York (1905), 210 -211
Lottery:
and Athenian democracy, 97 ;
as distributive instrument, 96 -100
Luck:
constitutive theory of, 100 -101, 102 -103, 106 ;
and justice, 103 -104, 106 , 110 ;
qualifying rational choice, 99 -100;
rationalized by Chomsky, 109 -110;
rationalized by Rawls, 102 -106;