The Philosophical Notion of Property, is based on her doctoral research from Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia. This work is a deeper, thematic continuation on the topic of 'the existence of man', examined through classical German philosophy. The Philosophical Notion of Property reveals the being of man, not through what people feel and experience in their inner life, but through their deeds and actions. These deeds and actions are examined as a synthesis of the relation of consciousness towards the surrounding reality and the relation towards consciousness itself. The meaning of man's existence is determined by the possibility of this active inner-outer relation of consciousness to facilitate the process of self-determination, self-cognition and self-development.

Dr Neli Nanovska completed Bachelors and Masters degrees in the University of Sofia 'Kliment Ohridski', Bulgaria. Her interest in social philosophy was provoked by a consideration of the social conditions of existence in the ex-communist countries. Her diploma is devoted to the topic The Mode and Quality of Life and her master thesis to a Dialectic of Social Relations as a Method of Enquiry on the Existence of Man.

Contents
Literature Review

The Embodiment of One's Will

The Embodiment of One's Will as Property

The Philosophical Notion of Property

The Conditions of the Embodiment of One’s Will as Property

The Historical Development of Property

Cultural Dimensions of Property

Critique of Marx

Location of the Philosophical Notion of Property

Conclusion

National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication data:
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Nanovska, Neli

The philosophical notion of property

Bibliography

   ISBN 978-1-920889-08-1 (paperback)

   ISBN 978-1-920889-09-8 (hard cover)

      1. Property - Philosophy.  I. Title.

   306.32
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