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In 2002, an hour-long video about Hospers' life, work, and philosophy was released by the Liberty Fund of Indianapolis, as part of its Classics of Liberty series.

In 2002, an hour-long video about Hospers' life, work, and philosophy was released by the Liberty Fund of Indianapolis, as part of its Classics of Liberty series.

One of the founders of the Libertarian Party, he and running mate Tonie Nathan were the first presidential and VP candidates of the party (1972), and received an historically significant electoral vote.  

One of the founders of the [[Libertarian Party]], he and running mate Tonie Nathan were the first presidential and VP candidates of the party (1972), and received an historically significant electoral vote.  

Hospers' books include: "Meaning and Truth in the Arts" (1946), "Introductory Readings in Aesthetics" (1969), "Artistic Expression" (1971), "Law and the Market" (1985), "Introduction to Philosophical Analysis" (now in the 4th edition, 1996), "Human Conduct" (now in its 3rd edition, 1995), "Understanding the Arts" (1982), and "Libertarianism – A Political Philosophy for Tomorrow" (1971). A 50-year-anniversary edition is in the planning stage.

Hospers' books include: "Meaning and Truth in the Arts" (1946), "Introductory Readings in Aesthetics" (1969), "Artistic Expression" (1971), "Law and the Market" (1985), "Introduction to Philosophical Analysis" (now in the 4th edition, 1996), "Human Conduct" (now in its 3rd edition, 1995), "Understanding the Arts" (1982), and "Libertarianism – A Political Philosophy for Tomorrow" (1971). A 50-year-anniversary edition is in the planning stage.