The Morality of Gay Rights: An Exploration in Political PhilosophyRoutledge, 8 apr 2014 - 288 pagina's In The Morality of Gay Rights, Ball presents a comprehensive exploration of the connection between gay rights and political philosophy. He discusses the writing of contemporary political and legal philosophers-including Rawls, Walzer, Nussbaum, Sandel, Rorty and Dworkin-to evaluate how their theoretical frameworks fit the specific gay rights controversies, such as same-sex marriage and parenting by lesbians and gay men, that are part of our nation's political and legal debates. |
Inhoudsopgave
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Neutral Liberalism | 15 |
Rawls from a Gay Rights Perspective | 22 |
Dworkins Liberal Equality and Moral Bracketing | 30 |
Individual Ethics and | 37 |
Rorty from a Gay Rights Perspective | 48 |
Posners Pragmatism and Human Sexuality | 58 |
Rational Man as Moral Man | 64 |
Moral Liberalism and Gay Rights | 100 |
Four | 139 |
The Role of Community in the Lives of Lesbians | 145 |
Walzer and Justice | 151 |
Five | 171 |
Agency Versus Autonomy in Foucaults Late Writings | 185 |
Codes of Conduct and a Gay and Lesbian Sexual Ethic | 194 |
Notes | 219 |
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