A Debate Over Rights: Philosophical Enquiries

Matthew H. Kramer · Nigel E. Simmonds · Hillel Steiner

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Legal Rights and Human Rights Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies Political Philosophy and Ethics

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Matthew H. Kramer: Preface. Matthew H. Kramer: Introduction. Matthew H. Kramer: Rights Without Trimmings. 1: Setting the Hohfeldian Table. 2: Rights Without Trimmings. Appendix: Getting Hohfeld Right. N. E. Simmonds: Rights at the Cutting Edge. 1: Background. 2: The Fundamental Issues. 3: Hohfeld and the Fragmentation of Rights. 4: Hohfeld and the Kantians. 5: The Interest Theory of Rights. 6: The Modern Will Theory. Hillel Steiner: Working Rights. 1: Preliminary Intuitions about Rights. 2: From Hohfeld to Hart: The Modern Will Theory. 3: Some Apparent Problems with the Will Theory. 4: From Hart to Kant: The Classical Will Theory (Partly) Redeemed. 5: Some Real Problems with the Interest Theory. Index

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