"This book helps to see in DWorkin what really is: a contemporary classic of the philosophy of law; An author whose work is worth coming back and again in search of inspiration ».
Manuel Atienza, University of Alicante

"A comprehensive approach to the work of a controversial and original author benefits greatly from the understanding of the theoretical and social contexts where it emerged. It shows that a work not only responds to discussions with authors of the present and the past, but also to situations that demand new approaches to justice. Thanks to this book we have elements to approach this understanding in the case of Ronald Dworkin. "
Thomas Nagel, University of New York

"During the twentieth century, an intense need was awakened to establish whether the legal system of a nation had to have a moral content, and Ronald DWorkin sustained a positive response with solid arguments. This book helps to explain why the work of him on the law as integrity and the judicial interpretation oriented by moral reasoning was rightly consecrated as one of the philosophers, political theorists and more influential and respected legal thinkers of the generation of him " .
Martha Minow, Harvard University

"It is increasingly recognized that intellectual biography contributes in a valuable and unique way to the evolution of humanities and social sciences. This extensive anthology of influential texts illuminates the meaning of Ronald Dworkin's writings, placing them not only in the context of its extensive interests, commitments and intellectual relations, but also from the history of legal, moral and political philosophy of the late twentieth century ».
Nicola Lacey, London School of Economics

"This intellectual biography is a splendid introduction and tribute to the inspiring life of Ronald Dworkin, and the brilliant and monumental academic work and influence of it in legal philosophy, political philosophy and constitutional theory. It would be difficult to imagine having managed to bring together a group of collaborators more distinguished and acute to review his life and value some of the main ideas of him. "
James E. Fleming, University of Boston

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