DWORKIN AND HIS CRITICS: WITH REPLIES BY DWORKIN

Abstract

Notes on contributors -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Pt. I. Equality, liberty, and the good life -- Ch. 1. Expensive taste rides again / G.A. Cohen -- Ch. 2. Talent, slavery, and envy / Miriam Cohen Christofidis -- Ch. 3. Equality of resources versus undominated diversity / Philippe Van Parijs -- Ch. 4. Liberty, equality, envy, and abstraction / Michael Otsuka -- Ch. 5. Cracked foundations of liberal equality / Richard J. Arneson -- Ch. 6. A puzzle about ethics, justice, and the sacred / Matthew Clayton -- Pt. II. Justice applied -- Ch. 7. Dworkin on freedom and culture / Will Kymlicka -- Ch. 8. Justice in health care: can Dworkin justify universal access? / Lesley A. Jacobs -- Ch. 9. Equality of resources and procreative justice / Paula Casal and Andrew Williams -- Ch. 10. Morality and the "new genetics" / Justine Burley -- Pt. III. Abortion, euthanasia, and assisted suicide -- Ch. 11. Autonomy, beneficence, and the permanently demented / Seana Valentine Shiffrin -- Ch. 12. Ronald Dworkin's views on abortion and assisted suicide / F.M. Kamm -- Ch. 13. Reverence for life and the limits of state power / Eric Rakowski -- Pt. 4. The reach of the law -- Ch. 14. Associative obligations and the state / Leslie Green -- Ch. 15. Speaking with one voice: on Dworkinian integrity and coherence / Joseph Raz -- Ch. 16. Integrity: justice in workclothes / Gerald J. Postema -- Ch. 17. The rule of law as a theater of debate / Jeremy Waldron -- Pt. V. Replies to critics -- Ch. 18. Ronald Dworkin replies / Ronald Dworkin -- Bibliography of Ronald Dworkin's works -- Index