Are Persons Property?: Legal Debates About Property and Personality

Margaret Llewelyn Davies · Ngaire Naffine

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Persons as property - legal and philosophical debates from dominium to thin air - concepts of property the nature of legal personality - its history and its incidents sex, reproduction and the self-proprietor personality and property at the end of life - the will and the corpse intellectual property in the person owning the building blocks of life persons beyond property?

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