Taking rights seriously

By:

Dworkin Ronald

Contributor(s):

Publication details: Delhi Universal Book Traders 2005Edition: 3rd repDescription: 371p viISBN:

9788175341296
8175341297

Subject(s):

1. Legal Philosophy2. Jurisprudence - Legal Theory

DDC classification:

340.100000 DWO-2

Contents:

Contents: Introduction vii; 1. Jurisprudence 1; 2. The Model of Rules I 14; 3. The Model of Rules II 46; 4. Hard Cases 81; 5. Constitutional Cases 131; 6. Justice and Rights 150; 7. Taking Rights Seriously 184; 8. Civil Disobedience 206; 9. Reverse Discrimination 223; 10. Liberty and Moralism 240; 11. Liberty and Liberalism 259; 12. What Rights Do We Have? 266; 13. Can Rights Be Controversial? 279; Appendix: A Reply to Critics 291; Index 369.

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Contents:
Introduction vii;
1. Jurisprudence 1;
2. The Model of Rules I 14;
3. The Model of Rules II 46;
4. Hard Cases 81;
5. Constitutional Cases 131;
6. Justice and Rights 150;
7. Taking Rights Seriously 184;
8. Civil Disobedience 206;
9. Reverse Discrimination 223;
10. Liberty and Moralism 240;
11. Liberty and Liberalism 259;
12. What Rights Do We Have? 266;
13. Can Rights Be Controversial? 279;
Appendix: A Reply to Critics 291;
Index 369.

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