.... Dworkin, Ronald. 1981a . “What Is Equality? Part I: Equality of Welfare.” Philosophy and Public Affairs 10 : 185 -246. ____. 1981b . “What Is Equality? Part II: Equality of Resources.” Philosophy and Public Affairs 10 : 283 -345. Mandle, Jon. 2000 . What's Left of Liberalism...

...Jeremy Waldron References Berlin Isaiah 2013 . The Hedgehog and the Fox: An Essay on Tolstoy's View of History . Princeton : Princeton University Press . Darwall Stephen 1977 . “ Two Kinds of Respect .” Ethics 88 : 36 . Dworkin Ronald 1986 . Law's...

... University College Cork The Philosophical Reuiew, Vol. 109, No. 4 (October 2000) LIBERALISM, JUSTICE, AND MARKETS: A CRITIQUE OF LIBERAL EQUAL- ITY By COLINM. MACLEOD.Oxford: Oxford University Press, Clarendon Press, 1998. Pp.viii, 232. In 1981, Ronald Dworkin published a two...

... of the Split-Level Self. Southern Journal of Philosophy 25 : 281 -93. ____. 1991 . Autonomy and Personal History. Canadian Journal of Philosophy 21 : 1 -24. Dworkin, Gerald. 1988 . The Theory and Practice of Autonomy . New York: Cambridge University Press. Flanagan, Owen. 1998 . Moral...

... replace Dworkin’s reliance on markets, nor does he explore in much detail how his criticisms might be related to the work of other theorists. Nonetheless, Macleod’s arguments are quite powerful against any theory of distributive justice that is built around markets even in their ideal form. His...

... the associative obligation theory of political obligations. Focusing on Roland Dworkin's version of this account, Delmas argues that oppressed citizens have a duty to protect their own dignity and that of their fellow citizens, and they do so by resisting the state's attempt to humiliate, objectify, exploit...

... the concept of primary goods; Dworkin, resources; Sen, capabilities or func- tionings; and various other criteria have been proposed.1 This article examines those alternatives to well-being, most clearly Rawls’s primary goods, Sen’s capabilities, and related approaches, that share two common...

... and Marcel Swiboda, editors. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2004. Pp. vi, 223. Blackwell Dictionary of Western Philosophy. By Nicholas Bunnin and Jiyuan Yu. Malden, Mass.: Blackwell Publishing, 2004. Pp. viii, 766. Dworkin and His Critics. With replies by Dworkin. By Justine Burley, editor...

... Dworkin’s “Unprincipled Ethics,” Midwest Studies in Philosophy 20 (1995): 224–39. 3 See, in particular, Jonathan Dancy, Moral Reasons (Oxford: Blackwell, 1993), chaps. 4–7. The Philosophical Review, Vol. 111, No. 3 (July 2002) Christopher Kutz, Complicity: Ethics and Law...

... of a political constitution and the authority of the law to exercise coercion. Many would agree with Höffe on this point, including Rawls, Habermas, and Ronald Dworkin. Far more contro- versial is his view that the law’s authority to coerce us or, as he also puts it, “the law’s objective validity,” can only...

.... Yet this is too simple. When a constitutional court decides a controversial question, one side in the controversy prevails, and it is perhaps tempting (par- ticularly to those who have spent a lot of time reading Ronald Dworkin) for the side that prevails to suppose that they were right all along...

.... 11. Whether this takes us all the way to “relational autonomy” is a different question, one that I can remain undecided on here. See Oshana (1998) ; and Mackenzie and Stoljar (2000) . 12. For the claim that this idea is both empirically and conceptually suspicious, see Dworkin ( 1988 : 36...

.... Yet this is too simple. When a constitutional court decides a controversial question, one side in the controversy prevails, and it is perhaps tempting (par- ticularly to those who have spent a lot of time reading Ronald Dworkin) for the side that prevails to suppose that they were right all along...

..., Nozick’s work is so wide-ranging and so non-repetitive that Schmidtz’s task in assem- bling such a volume could not have been an easy one. (By contrast, the editors of promised companion volumes on, say, Davidson, Dennett, or Dworkin—or even Putnam, Rorty, or Searle—will have a far easier time...

..., Nozick’s work is so wide-ranging and so non-repetitive that Schmidtz’s task in assem- bling such a volume could not have been an easy one. (By contrast, the editors of promised companion volumes on, say, Davidson, Dennett, or Dworkin—or even Putnam, Rorty, or Searle—will have a far easier time...

... BOOKS RECEIVED Dworkin, Ronald. 2011. Justice for Hedgehogs. Cambridge, MA: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press. xi þ506 pp. Edmonds, David. 2010. Philosophy Bites. New York: Oxford University Press. xxiv þ244 pp. Edwards, Rem Blanchard. 2010. The Essentials of Formal Axiology. Lanham...

... via httpwww.doonesbury.com/strip/ dailydose/index.htm. 2 McNaughton and Rawling’s article, “Unprincipled Ethics,” fails to give credit for its title to Gerald Dworkin’s “Unprincipled Ethics,” Midwest Studies in Philosophy 20 (1995): 224–39. 3 See, in particular, Jonathan Dancy, Moral...

... that criticism's content (which would indeed be fallacious).  4. Recent discussions include Cohen 2013a , 2013b ; Duff 2010 ; Dworkin 2000 ; Friedman 2013 ; Fritz and Miller 2018 ; Herstein 2017 ; Isserow and Klein 2017 ; Scanlon 2008 ; Smith 2007 ; Tadros 2009 ; and Wallace 2010 .  5...

... of Emmanuel Levinas. Perspectives in Continental Philosophy. By Jeffrey Dudiak. Bronx: Fordham University Press, 2001. Pp. xvii, 438. The Legacy ofIsaiah Berlin. By Ronald Dworkin, Mark Lilla, and Robert B. Silvers, eds. New York: New York Review Books, 2001. Pp. xiii, 198. The Social...

.... To substantiate the motivational claim, Talbott scrutinizes influential nonconsequentialist accounts and offers criticisms specific to these different theories. There is much to learn from Talbott’s incisive treatments of Kant, Rawls, Nozick, Dworkin, and others (specifically, his analysis of how they would...