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Ronald Dworkin,' Justice for Hedgehogs'

Justice for Hedgehogs In (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2011, pp. 506), Ronald Dworkin defends the unity of value and opposes "various causes misleading" skepticism about the value pluralism of values, conflict of values \u200b\u200band, in particular, the supposed opposition between the values \u200b\u200bof self-interest and those of personal morality and politics. Dworkin advocates an integration of ethics (the principles that tell men how to live well) and morality (the principles that tell how to treat others), and as a morality of self-assertion against a moral self-abnegation. Thus, developing the prerequisites of a good life - dignity, self-esteem and authenticity - and our moral duties to others. He also argues that law is a branch of political morality is itself a morality at large.

Here the conference of the author ('Keynote Address'), which inaugurated the symposium on Justice for Hedgehogs, organized in September 2009 by the Boston University School of Law.