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'From Morality to Law and Back Again' is a book-length treatment on the scholarship of John Gardner, engaging with many of the concepts, themes, and issues that were central to his philosophical work and outlook, written by a team of contributors whose own work has been influenced by Gardner.
List of contributors -- Introduction -- 1. Law and social practice : foundations of the leap of faith / Jean Thomas -- 2. Can the constitution of a fruit fly be written? / Grégoire Webber -- 3. Gardner's pluralistic virtue jurisprudence / Amalia Amaya -- 4. The importance of being effective / Aditi Bagchi -- 5. Hume's law (in Gardner and otherwise) / Luís Duarte d'Almeida -- 6. Explaining ourselves in court / James Edwards -- 7. Private, public, and punitive blame / Leora Dahan Katz -- 8. Blame and punishment : the difference duty makes / Michelle Madden Dempsey -- 9. Vindicating criminal law / Scott Hershovitz -- 10. State crimes / François Tanguay-Renaud -- 11. Rape trauma and rape's wrongness / Kate Greasley -- 12. John Gardner's continuity theory of corrective justice / Peter Chau -- 13. Never let me go : private law and the conservative impulse / Prince Saprai -- 14. Virtuously discriminating : John Gardner's contributions to discrimination theory / Sophia Moreau -- 15. Indigenous rights and decolonized legal positivism / Dwight Newman KC -- 16. Big-e equity, small-c conservatives / Irit Samet -- Index.
edited by Michelle Madden Dempsey and François Tanguay-Renaud.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Oxford, United Kingdom : Oxford University Press, 2023