Justice for Hedgehogs
In Justice for Hedgehogs, Ronald Dworkin develops a bold defense of objective value, integrating ethics, morality, and justice into a unified theory. He argues that these domains are interdependent, offering a foundation for understanding how to live well and treat others justly in personal and political life. The book critiques relativism and provides tools for principled decision-making in law and society.
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Justice for Hedgehogs explores the foundations of value in a comprehensive manner, arguing for a cohesive framework that links ethics, morality, and justice.
The book draws on philosophical traditions to assert that living well and treating others fairly are not separate pursuits but part of a singular truth.
Dworkin challenges skepticism about objective values, proposing that unity in these domains provides a robust basis for political and personal principles.
Through rigorous analysis, the work addresses how these interconnected values guide legal interpretation and democratic governance.
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