Law, virtue and justice
Law, virtue and justice [electronic resource] /
edited by Amalia Amaya and Ho Hock Lai.
- Oxford ; Portland, Or. : Hart Pub., 2013.
- vi, 328 p.
- Law and practical reason ; v. 5 .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Of law, virtue and justice : an introduction / Amalia Amaya and Ho Hock Lai -- Practical wisdom in legal decision-making / The role of virtue in legal justification / Education and paternalism : Plato on virtue and the law / Neoclassical public virtues : towards an aretaic theory of law-making (and law teaching) / Confucian virtue jurisprudence / The three stages of judges' self-development / Motivating intentions, reciprocal specification of ends and the assessment of responsibility / Liberal virtue / Virtue, vice and the criminal law : a response to Huigens and Yankah / Virtues of truthfulness in forbearing wrongs : client confidentiality qualified by legal symmetry of past and future harm / Virtuous deliberation on the criminal verdict / Must virtue be particular? / Empathy, law and justice / Empathy in law (a response to Slote) / On empathy as a necessary, but not sufficient, foundation for justice (a response to Slote) / Reply to Deigh and Brison / Claudio Michelon -- Amalia Amaya -- Sandrine Berges -- Sherman J. Clark -- Linghao Wang and Lawrence B. Solum -- Mateusz Stepien -- Kyron Huigens -- Ekow N. Yankah -- R.A. Duff -- Hendrik Kaptein -- Ho Hock Lai -- Frederick Schauer -- Michael Slote -- John Deigh -- Susan J. Brison -- Michael Slote.
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2015. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.
9781782250326 (electronic bk.)
Law--Philosophy.
Justice (Philosophy)
Virtue.
Electronic books.
K235 / .L398 2013
340.1
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Of law, virtue and justice : an introduction / Amalia Amaya and Ho Hock Lai -- Practical wisdom in legal decision-making / The role of virtue in legal justification / Education and paternalism : Plato on virtue and the law / Neoclassical public virtues : towards an aretaic theory of law-making (and law teaching) / Confucian virtue jurisprudence / The three stages of judges' self-development / Motivating intentions, reciprocal specification of ends and the assessment of responsibility / Liberal virtue / Virtue, vice and the criminal law : a response to Huigens and Yankah / Virtues of truthfulness in forbearing wrongs : client confidentiality qualified by legal symmetry of past and future harm / Virtuous deliberation on the criminal verdict / Must virtue be particular? / Empathy, law and justice / Empathy in law (a response to Slote) / On empathy as a necessary, but not sufficient, foundation for justice (a response to Slote) / Reply to Deigh and Brison / Claudio Michelon -- Amalia Amaya -- Sandrine Berges -- Sherman J. Clark -- Linghao Wang and Lawrence B. Solum -- Mateusz Stepien -- Kyron Huigens -- Ekow N. Yankah -- R.A. Duff -- Hendrik Kaptein -- Ho Hock Lai -- Frederick Schauer -- Michael Slote -- John Deigh -- Susan J. Brison -- Michael Slote.
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2015. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.
9781782250326 (electronic bk.)
Law--Philosophy.
Justice (Philosophy)
Virtue.
Electronic books.
K235 / .L398 2013
340.1