Law, morality, and religion in a secular society.
Series Oxford paperbacks, 198Detalles de publicación: London, New York, Oxford U.P., 1970.Descripción: ix, 141 pages ; 21 cmTipo de contenido:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0192830104
- 340/.112
- BJ 55 .M58 1967X .M58 1970
Contenidos:
The Debate between Lord Devlin and Professor Hart -- In what Sense is a Shared Morality Essential for Society? -- 'The man in the Claphan Omnibus': Democracy and Morality -- The Law's Concern with Morality: Why is Bigamy Illegal? -- Paternalism and the Enforcement of Morals -- Varieties of Liberalism -- What Difference, if any, does Religion make to Morals? -- Some Concluding Comments on the Debate
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"Based upon the Edward Cadbury Lectures delivered at the University of Birmingham in the spring of 1966."
Bibliography: p. [137-138]
The Debate between Lord Devlin and Professor Hart -- In what Sense is a Shared Morality Essential for Society? -- 'The man in the Claphan Omnibus': Democracy and Morality -- The Law's Concern with Morality: Why is Bigamy Illegal? -- Paternalism and the Enforcement of Morals -- Varieties of Liberalism -- What Difference, if any, does Religion make to Morals? -- Some Concluding Comments on the Debate