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Objectivity in law and morals / edited by Brian Leiter.
Series: Cambridge studies in philosophy and lawPublication details: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2001.Description: 354 p. ; 24 cmISBN:- 0521554306 (hbk.)
- 9780521554305 (hbk.)
- 340.112 LEI
Contents:
Introduction: Brian Leiter
1. Legal interpretation, objectivity and morality David O. Brink;
2. Objectivity, morality and adjudication: Brian Leiter
3. Objectivity fit for law: Gerald J. Postema;
4. Objective values: does metaethics rest on a mistake? Sigrun Svavarsdottir;
5. Notes on value and objectivity Joseph Raz;
6. Embracing objectivity in ethics Philip Pettit;
7. Pathetic ethics David Sosa;
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| 340.112 HAR Law, liberty and morality | 340.112 HOD The ethics of legal coercion | 340.112 KRA In defense of legal positivism : Law without trimmings | 340.112 LEI-2 Objectivity in law and morals / | 340.112 LYO Moral aspects of legal theory : Essays on law, justice and political responsibility | 340.112 MUR Natural law and practical rationality | 340.112 TIE The idea of natural rights |
Includes bibliographical references (p. [331]-349) and index.
Introduction: Brian Leiter
1. Legal interpretation, objectivity and morality David O. Brink;
2. Objectivity, morality and adjudication: Brian Leiter
3. Objectivity fit for law: Gerald J. Postema;
4. Objective values: does metaethics rest on a mistake? Sigrun Svavarsdottir;
5. Notes on value and objectivity Joseph Raz;
6. Embracing objectivity in ethics Philip Pettit;
7. Pathetic ethics David Sosa;