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Errata for A Life in Liberty: Liber Amicorum in Honor of Hans-Hermann Hoppe

Below are errata for A Life in Liberty: Liber Amicorum in Honor of Hans-Hermann Hoppe, edited by Jörg Guido Hülsmann & Stephan Kinsella (Houston, Texas: Papinian Press, 2024). Available online here and at Amazon.

Non-Errata

P. 237: Frank van Dun writes: “For obvious reasons, Hoppe’s argumentation ethics was ignored by prominent but non-Austrian utilitarian and libertarian economists (e.g., David Friedman, The Machinery of Freedom, 1973, 1989, and Hidden Order, 1996).” Yet David Friedman did not ignore Hoppe’s AE; he was one of a host of libertarians who criticized it in “Breakthrough or Buncombe”, a symposium in Liberty 2, no. 2 (Nov. 1988): 44–53. Hoppe in fact responded to Friedman et al. in The Economics and Ethics of Private Property, Second Edition (Auburn, AL: Ludwig von Mises Institute, 2006), in “Appendix: Four Critical Replies,” and to other critics later in PFP163 | Hans Hermann Hoppe, “On The Ethics of Argumentation” (PFS 2016).

Errata

Print and Kindle versions

Second printing, with corrections, October 10, 2024. Note: purchased Kindle versions may be updated; see here.

P. 5: For “intellectual ignited” read “intellectually ignited”

P. 14: Remove the indent for the paragraph following the blockquote.

P. 117, n.1: Change footnote number 1 to superscript.

P. 118, n.2: ForHuman Action: A Treatise on Economics,” readHuman Action: A Treatise on Economics,” [italicize final letter s]

P. 122: Before footnote “15” (in the text) delete extra space
P. 124: Reduce line spacing between Hoppe’s quoted paragraphs.
P. 126: Before footnote “18” (in the text) delete extra space
P. 129: For “being the next, and give rise” read “being the next and give rise”

Inaugural Print Runs

For the initial hardcover print run for presentation at the 2024 Annual Meeting of the Property and Freedom Society, in Bodrum, Turkey, on Friday, Sept. 21, 2024. Note: purchased Kindle versions may be updated when a corrected file is uploaded; see here.

Second Inaugural Print Run

P. xii (epub only): For “others texts” read “other texts”

P. 5: For “the the” read “the”

P. 25, n. 2: replace dash between 98–100 with en-dash

P. 28: For “devises” read “devices”

P. 41: For “the project new the project new momentum” read “the project new momentum”

P. 65: For “In his 1990 book” read “In his 2001 book”

P. 66: For “not not” read “not not

P. 70: For “an introductory classroom lecture where Han’s used the example” read “an introductory classroom lecture where Hans used the example”

P. 78, n.11: For “Hoppes” read “Hoppe’s”

P. 78, n.11: ForGlobal Currency PotreadGlobal Currency Plot

P. 81: For “and Natural Order (2006)” readand Natural Order (2001)”

P. 82: For “complex econometric models” read “complex econometric models.”

P. 82, n.18: For “Rothbad” read “Rothbard”

P. 84: For “Hoppe, H. H. (2007)” read “Hoppe, H. H. (2001)”

P. 136: For “Gülcan” read “Gülçin”

P. 139: For “Gustav” read “Gustave”

P. 149: For “Restoration of Political Science,” readRestoration of Political Science,”

P. 150: For “Anatomy of the State” readAnatomy of the State

P. 172: For “seller may be .” read “seller may be.”

P. 245 n.13: ForDecline,” readDecline

P. 255: For “ and when Hans” read “and when Hans” [remove superfluous leading space]

P. 270: For “ The state, like the mugger,” read “The state, like the mugger,” [remove superfluous leading space]

P. 273, author footnote (epub only): For “(hereinafter LFFS)” read “(hereinafter LFFS)”

P. 300, n.1: After “1150–1625″ delete extra space

P. 329: Before “We suggest” remove the indent

P. 375: For “makes he economic” read “makes the economic”

P. 388: For “De Molinari, Gustav,” read “De Molinari, Gustave,”

(thanks to Daivy Merlijs III for calling several of these to my attention)

Initial Inaugural Print Run

P. 54, n.4: Remove spaces around em-dash

P. 82, second paragraph: For “mutally” read “mutually”

P. 135: For “examening” read “examining”

P. 192, n.3: For “underprovi-sion” read “underprovision”; for “do-nations” read “donations”

P. 218: For “the19th” read “the 19th”

P. 282, n23: For “in-tervention” read “intervention”

P. 322, n.7: Remove spaces around em-dashes

P. 340: For “1875-1890” read “1875–1890” (change hyphen to en-dash)

P. 348: For “succesful” read “successful”

P. 352, bottom para.: Replace en-dashes with em-dashes

P. 354: For*Primate social systems*.” read “Primate social systems.”; for “405-435” read “405–435” (change hyphen to en-dash)

P. 362: For “exper-iments” read “experiments”

P. 374: For “de-civilization – infantilization” read “de-civilization—infantilization”; for “venus flytrap – a one-way ticket” read “venus flytrap—a one-way ticket”

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