Combining constructivist and hermeneutical themes, this book explores normative aspects of human self creation seen as a matter of fixing and elaborating the values and norms that shape human identity, individually and collectively.
Combining constructivist and hermeneutical themes, this book explores normative aspects of human self creation seen as a matter of fixing and elaborating the values and norms that shape human identity, individually and collectively.
Meir Dan-Cohen is Milo Reese Robbins Chair in Legal Ethics, School of Law and Affiliated Professor, Department of Philosophy, at the University of California, Berkeley. He is the author of Harmful Thoughts: Essays on Law, Self and Morality (2002).
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments and Provenance Introduction Part I. Construction and Revision 1. Constructing Subjects 2. Socializing Harry 3. Revising Our Pasts 4. Regret, Luck, and Identity Part II. Value and Humanity 5. Individuals, Citizens, Persons 6. Dignity and Self-Creation 7. A Morality of Crime and Punishment Part III. Collective Subjects 8. Collective Personhoods 9. Sanctioning Corporations 10. Freedoms of Collective Speech Index
Acknowledgments and Provenance Introduction Part I. Construction and Revision 1. Constructing Subjects 2. Socializing Harry 3. Revising Our Pasts 4. Regret, Luck, and Identity Part II. Value and Humanity 5. Individuals, Citizens, Persons 6. Dignity and Self-Creation 7. A Morality of Crime and Punishment Part III. Collective Subjects 8. Collective Personhoods 9. Sanctioning Corporations 10. Freedoms of Collective Speech Index
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