Taking Rights Seriously: With a New Appendix, a Response to Critics Paperback – November 1, 1978

This book gives great arguments on how our rights should be valued in our legal system and how they can be argued. I would recommend however that he fire his editor, there seems like there should be more to the book and a lot more arguments could be made from this book. I would still recommend this book for any theory law class, constitutional, philosophical or just as a good read for anyone who likes the discussion of peoples rights.

This is a great book for a chemical engineer that would like to understand Supreme Court Justice Kennedy, the self-appointed god of dignity. However, so far, I do not see any justification for trying to manage dignity.

an interesting read for persons interested in legal matters. I am enjoying it and learning much. It is making me think.

Good

The most cogent and coherent statement of liberal jurisprudence and philosophy. A must read for every lawyer, judge and lawmaker.

What's life all about? Don't know still looking. Ronald Dworkin is a great thinker and has a lot to say that I need to hear.

Excellent product. The book is in perfect conditions as described!

Very good

If you are interested in legal philosophy, this is a book you cannot miss. This is the first stepping stone for entering the ground breaking interpretative theory of law argued by the brilliant Ronald Dworkin. Undoubtedly, it is one of the most important works on jurisprudence written in last 50 years.

Es una buena edición pero muy sencilla, quizá falten algunos comentarios o referencias cruzadas. Pero entonces el precio se dispararía. Esta es para beber directamente de las fuentes.

You can agree or disagree with the author's line of thoughts, but the clarity of the approach to the issues, the originality of Dworkin's reasoning and his brain-provoking conclusions are not and cannot be anymore understimated in the discourses on the role of rules, principles, rights and duties in the understanding of the legal experience of today.

This is an important work in contemporary political and legal philosophy. Sadly, this edition is full of typographical errors - it's clearly been rushed. Those who wish to obtain a copy should look for older editions. A real shame.

I love this book!