Christopher Wolfe is Professor of Political Science at Marquette University. He received his PhD from Boston College and has been teaching at Marquette University since 1978. His published books include The Rise of Modern Judicial Review (1986), Judicial Activism (1991), How to Read the Constitution (1996), Liberalism at the Crossroads (1994), and Natural Law and Public Reason (2000). His edited volumes include That Eminent Tribunal (2004), The Family, Civil Society, and the State (1998), Homosexuality and American Public Life (1999), and Same-Sex Matters (2000). Dr Wolfe has published articles in First Things, book reviews, and various opinion pieces. He is the founder and President of the American Public Philosophy Institute.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Contemporary Liberalism: 1. Contemporary liberal exclusionism I: John Rawls's antiperfectionist liberalism 2. Contemporary liberal exclusionism II: Rawls, Macedo, and 'Neutral' Liberal Public Reason 3. Contemporary liberal exclusionism III: Gutmann and Thompson on 'Reciprocity' 4. Contemporary liberalism and autonomy I: Ronald Dworkin on Paternalism 5. Contemporary liberalism and autonomy II: Joseph Raz on trust and citizenship 6. 'Offensive liberalism': Macedo and 'liberal education' Part II. Liberalism and Natural Law: 7. Understanding liberalism: a broader vision 8. Understanding natural law 9. Liberalism and natural law 10. 'Cashing out' natural law liberalism: the case of religious liberty 11. A natural law public philosophy.
Part I. Contemporary Liberalism: 1. Contemporary liberal exclusionism I: John Rawls's antiperfectionist liberalism 2. Contemporary liberal exclusionism II: Rawls, Macedo, and 'Neutral' Liberal Public Reason 3. Contemporary liberal exclusionism III: Gutmann and Thompson on 'Reciprocity' 4. Contemporary liberalism and autonomy I: Ronald Dworkin on Paternalism 5. Contemporary liberalism and autonomy II: Joseph Raz on trust and citizenship 6. 'Offensive liberalism': Macedo and 'liberal education' Part II. Liberalism and Natural Law: 7. Understanding liberalism: a broader vision 8. Understanding natural law 9. Liberalism and natural law 10. 'Cashing out' natural law liberalism: the case of religious liberty 11. A natural law public philosophy.
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