
Making Men Moral
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- Cover
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1. The Central Tradition: Its Value and Limits
- I. The 'Perfectionism' of the Central Tradition
- II. Aristotle on the Role of the Polis in Making Men Moral
- III. Aquinas on the Moral Aims of Law and Government
- IV. A Critique of Aristotle and Aquinas
- V. The Value and Limits of Perfectionist Law and Policy
- 2. Social Cohesion and the Legal Enforcement of Morals: A Reconsideration of the Hart-Devlin Debate
- I. The Hart-Devlin Debate
- II. Devlin's Legal Moralism
- III. Hart's Critique of Devlin
- IV. A Communitarian Reinterpretation of the Disintegration Thesis
- V. The Central Tradition versus Devlinism
- 3. Individual Rights and Collective Interests: Dworkin on 'Equal Concern and Respect'
- I. Introduction
- II. A Critique of Dworkin on Individual Rights and Collective Interests
- III. Dworkin's Liberalism and the 'Right to Privacy' in American Political Debate
- IV. Dworkin's Revised Argument from the Principle of Equality
- V. Dworkin's Recent Critique of Moral Paternalism
- VI. Conclusion
- 4. Taking Rights Seriously: Waldron on 'The Right To Do Wrong'
- I. Rights and Wrongs
- II. 'Rights' and the Grounds of Duties not to Interfere with Moral Wrongdoing
- III. Taking Rights Seriously: Moral Rights and Humanly Important Choices
- 5. Anti-Perfectionism and Autonomy: Rawls and Richards on Neutrality and the Harm Principle
- I. Two Types of Liberalism
- II. Rawlsian Anti-Perfectionism
- III. Anti-Perfectionism and Autonomy
- 6. Pluralistic Perfectionism and Autonomy: Raz on 'The Proper Way to Enforce Morality'
- I. Perfectionist Liberalism
- II. Joseph Raz's Perfectionism
- III. The Value of Autonomy
- IV. Perfectionist Autonomy and the Harm Principle
- 7. Toward a Pluralistic Perfectionist Theory of Civil Liberties
- I. Introduction
- II. Freedom of Speech
- III. Freedom of the Press
- IV. Privacy
- V. Freedom of Assembly
- VI. Freedom of Religion
- VII. Conclusion
- List of Works Cited
- Index
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