Ethics for adversaries: the morality of roles in public and professional life

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AcknowledgmentsPt. INecessary Offices1Ch. 1Arguments for Adversaries3Ch. 2Professional Detachment: The Executioner of Paris15Pt. IIRoles and Reasons43Ch. 3Doctor, Schmoctor: Practice Positivism and Its Complications45Ch. 4The Remains of the Role61Ch. 5Are Lawyers Liars? The Argument of Redescription76Pt. IIIGames and Violations111Ch. 6Rules of the Game and Fair Play113Ch. 7Are Violations of Rights Ever Right?136Ch. 8Ethics in Equilibrium175Pt. IVAuthority and Dissent205Ch. 9Democratic Legitimacy and Official Discretion207Ch. 10Montaigne's Mistake240Sources and Credits261Index263

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