Natural law theory contemporary essays edited by Robert P. George.
Detalles de publicación: Oxford (England) Clarendon Press New York Oxford University Press 1994.Descripción: x, 371 p. 22 cmISBN:- 0198235526
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This volume presents twelve original essays by contemporary natural law theorists and their critics. Natural law theory is enjoying a revival of interest today in a variety of disciplines, including law, philosophy, political science, and theology and religious studies. These essays offer readers a sense of the lively contemporary debate among natural law theorists of different schools, as well as between natual law theorists and their critics.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Natural law and the ethics of traditions / Joseph Boyle -- Natural law and human nature / Robert P. George -- Natural law and virtue : theories at cross purposes / Russell Hittinger -- Truth, natural law, and ethical theory / Jeffrey Stout -- Natural law and the separation of law and morals / Neil MacCormick -- Natural law and legal reasoning / John Finnis -- The irrelevance of moral objectivity / Jeremy Waldron -- Law as a functional kind / Michael S. Moore -- That Nature herself has placed in our ears a power of judging : some reflections on the "Naturalism" of Cicero / Hadley Arkes --.
Natural law and rights / Lloyd L. Weinreb -- Formalism and the rule of law / Joseph Raz -- Why legal formalism / Ernest J. Weinrig.
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- Foreword(p. v)
- Acknowledgements(p. viii)
- List of Contributors(p. xi)
- Part I Natural Law, Practical Reasoning, And Morality(p. 1)
- 1 Natural Law and the Ethics of Traditions(p. 3)
- Notes(p. 28)
- 2 Natural Law and Human Nature(p. 31)
- Notes(p. 39)
- 3 Natural Law and Virtue: Theories at Cross Purposes(p. 42)
- Notes(p. 65)
- 4 Truth, Natural Law, and Ethical Theory(p. 71)
- Notes(p. 98)
- Part II Natural Law And Legal Theory(p. 103)
- 5 Natural Law and the Separation of Law and Morals(p. 105)
- Notes(p. 131)
- 6 Natural Law and Legal Reasoning(p. 134)
- Notes(p. 152)
- 7 The Irrelevance of Moral Objectivity(p. 158)
- Notes(p. 184)
- 8 Law as a Functional Kind(p. 188)
- Notes(p. 232)
- Part III Natural Law, Justice, And Rights(p. 243)
- 9 That 'Nature Herself Has Placed in our Ears a Power of Judging': Some Reflections on the 'Naturalism' of Cicero(p. 245)
- Notes(p. 276)
- 10 Natural Law and Rights(p. 278)
- Notes(p. 302)
- Part IV Legal Formalism And Legal Rationality(p. 307)
- 11 Formalism and the Rule of Law(p. 309)
- Notes(p. 335)
- 12 Why Legal Formalism(p. 341)
- Notes(p. 360)
- Index(p. 365)