Titlebook: In the Realm of Legal and Moral Philosophy; Critical Encounters Matthew H. Kramer Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pub

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How Not to Oppugn Consequentialism,ia the construction of scenarios in which the assailed position leads to ghastly results. Roughly as of ten, the discrediting proceeds through revelations (or putative revelations) of analytical shortcomings.

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,Questions Raised and Questions Begged: Some Doubts about Ronald Dworkin’s Approach to Law-and-Econon can best be interpreted as the pursuit of wealth-maximization. Pitting himself against the economic approach to legal matters, he holds that we ought to understand market-simulation as the achievement or pursuit of equality.

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Book 1999ald Coase and Richard Posner). Among the many topics covered by Kramer‘s essays are the relative merits of legal positivism and natural-law theory, the appropriate understanding of justice, the role of consequences in moral decision-making, and the ultimate foundations of moral judgements.