Titlebook: Ethics in Hard Times; Arthur L. Caplan (Associate for the Humanities),Da Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1981 crisis.da

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Law and the Legislation of Morality,a recent book, in which the author argues that crimes are not punished as moral wrongs, for (as an example) burglary is rightly punished as a serious crime, although it is only a minor moral wrong, and “mere moral wrongs are regarded by the criminal law as none of its business.”. It is a view that m

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The American Pluralist Conception of Politics,ategically placed bureaucratic agencies, and with the emissaries of powerful economic and social groups. Congress is not so much a “branch” of government as a honeycomb in which the maze of power and influence produces circularity rather than direction or purpose, except to manufacture honey. In the

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Rights Versus Duties, balance the strong urge evidenced by all elements of the populace to demand their rights. Why cannot we Americans be more considerate of the rights of others and more willing to sacrifice for the good of the country, instead of concentrating, as we do, on the self-interested pursuit of personal and

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Law and the Legislation of Morality,er by half—indeed, I think, by each half; for each of the two assertions that it makes is, I suspect, false. It assumes a ready distinction between what we are and what we do, and it implies that it cannot be among the tasks of the law to make us morally better people, because it . make us morally b

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