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Dworkin; Which Dworkin? Taking Feminism Seriously

Journal of Law and Society, 1987
Feminism and critical legal studies are, of course, two entirely different creatures. Feminism is only partially and peripherally concerned with academic theorising. It is motivated by the dissatisfactions of a wide spectrum of both non-academic and academic women and by the everyday experience of such women.
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Evidence for autonomic-autonomic dissociation: An alternative to Dworkin and Dworkin (1990).

Behavioral Neuroscience, 1991
Dworkin and Dworkin (1990) reported that conditioned responses of the tibial nerve (a putative measure of skeletal motor activity) were uncorrelated with conditioned responses of the plantar vasculature during discriminative Pavlovian conditioning in the chronically paralyzed rat.
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Dworkin: un débat - in der Diskussion - Debating Dworkin

open access: yes, 2000
Wesche S, Zanetti V, eds. Dworkin: un débat - in der Diskussion - Debating Dworkin.
Wesche, Steffen, Zanetti, Véronique
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Dworkin's Perfectionism

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
In this essay, we shall interpret Dworkin's constitutional theory in light of three varieties of perfectionism: (1) the idea that government should undertake a formative project of inculcating civic virtues and encouraging responsibility in the exercise of rights; (2) the idea that we should interpret the American Constitution so as to make it the best
James E. Fleming, Linda C. McClain
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Ronald Dworkin

Cités, 2001
Apres des etudes a Harvard College, a l'Universite d'Oxford et a la Harvard Law School, il occupe le poste d'assistant aupres du juge Learned Hand, puis se consacre a des activites juridiques a New York avant de commencer sa carriere d'enseignant comme Professor of Jurisprudence a la Yale Law School.
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Ronald Dworkin

2007
Ronald Dworkin occupies a distinctive place in both public life and philosophy. In public life, he is a regular contributor to The New York Review of Books and other widely read journals. In philosophy, he has written important and influential works on many of the most prominent issues in legal and political philosophy.
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Reply to Dworkin

Social Philosophy and Policy, 1983
My main complaint about Dworkin's papers on equality was that he had not said much by way of arguing for it. His intriguing response to this request provides a good start, and I shall confine this brief, further comment to what he says on that basic subject.
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Ronald Dworkin

open access: yes, 2006
Zanetti V. Ronald Dworkin. Information Philosophie.
Zanetti, Véronique
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