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Rights, Justice, and the Bounds of Liberty
Essays in Social Philosophy
Volume 148 in the series
Princeton Series of Collected Essays
In the series
Princeton Legacy Library
- Language: English
- Publisher: Princeton University Press
- Copyright year: 1980
- Edition: Course Book
- Audience: Professional and scholarly;College/higher education;
- Pages
- Main content: 336
- Keywords: Morality; Social philosophy; Paternalism; Rights; Consideration; Reasonable person; Natural and legal rights; Harm principle; Utilitarianism; Freedom of speech; Self-interest; Right to property; Legal moralism; Plaintiff; Obligation; On Liberty; Presumption; Obscenity; Animal rights; Equal opportunity; Defamation; Theory; Necessity; Beneficiary; Civil disobedience; Fundamental rights; Special rights; Natural justice; Presumption (canon law); Statute; Culpability; Discretion; Ethics; Civil and political rights; Slavery; Sovereignty; Voluntariness; Right to life; Liberty; Moral Constitution; Contract; Individualism; The Idea of Justice; Fair procedure; Wrongdoing; Self-sufficiency; Rebuttable presumption; Procedural justice; Analogy; Value (ethics); On Truth; Result; Autonomy; Free trade; That Justice Be Done; Legal maxim; Opportunism; Honour; Obedience (human behavior); Coercion; Quid Pro Quo; Freedom of speech in the United States; Forfeiture (law); Immorality; Right to education; Exoneration; Future interest; Original meaning; Ethical dilemma; Legalization; In personam; Assumption of risk; Personhood; Continuance; Original position; Sensibility; Prerogative; Good faith; Moral turpitude; Legal personality; Tu quoque; Suggestion; Good and evil; Injunction; Ignoratio elenchi; First principle; Collective responsibility; Conscience; Philosophy of law; Contingency (philosophy); Concurring opinion; Patent; Justice as Fairness; Renunciation; Allegation; Duty to protect; Guarantee; Deed; Attempt; Freedom of movement
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- Published: July 14, 2014
- ISBN: 9781400853977
