🧑‍⚖️ Modern Jurisprudence

Explorations of contemporary legal philosophy and theory, grappling with how law adapts to new technologies, social movements, and evolving conceptions of justice.

Thinking Like a Lawyer

by Frederick Schauer • 2009

What if legal reasoning means following rules you know are wrong? An anatomy of the lawyer's mind.

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⚖️ Jurisprudence 🧑‍⚖️ Judicial Reasoning 📏 Legal Formalism

Thinking Like a Lawyer 92%

What if legal reasoning means following rules you know are wrong? An anatomy of the lawyer's mind.

by Frederick Schauer 2009

3.89

323 ratings

⚖️ Jurisprudence 🧑‍⚖️ Judicial Reasoning 📏 Legal Formalism

The Forum and the Tower

by Mary Ann Glendon • 2011

Lasting law is a two-person job: a thinker and a ruler, together despite themselves.

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🧠 Intellectual History 🏛️ Political Philosophy ⚖️ Legal History

The Forum and the Tower 91%

Lasting law is a two-person job: a thinker and a ruler, together despite themselves.

by Mary Ann Glendon 2011

3.95

66 ratings

🧠 Intellectual History 🏛️ Political Philosophy ⚖️ Legal History

The Discipline of Law

by Baron Alfred Denning • 1979

The law is not a machine of rules, but a craft of words wielded toward justice.

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🏛️ English Common Law ⚖️ Judicial Reasoning 📚 Legal Philosophy

The Discipline of Law 91%

The law is not a machine of rules, but a craft of words wielded toward justice.

by Baron Alfred Denning 1979

4.17

126 ratings

🏛️ English Common Law ⚖️ Judicial Reasoning 📚 Legal Philosophy

The Rule of Law

by Tom Bingham • 2010

Eight standards for the rule of law. Cross them, and a lawful state becomes tyranny.

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🏛️ Rule Of Law 🧠 Legal Philosophy 📜 Constitutional Law

The Rule of Law 91%

Eight standards for the rule of law. Cross them, and a lawful state becomes tyranny.

by Tom Bingham 2010

4.09

3k+ ratings

🏛️ Rule Of Law 🧠 Legal Philosophy 📜 Constitutional Law

Reading the Constitution

by Stephen Breyer • 2024

Text isn't enough. A Supreme Court justice shows what else judges must consider.

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🏛️ Judicial Philosophy 📜 Constitutional Interpretation ⚖️ Legal Pragmatism

Reading the Constitution 90%

Text isn't enough. A Supreme Court justice shows what else judges must consider.

by Stephen Breyer 2024

3.98

1k+ ratings

🏛️ Judicial Philosophy 📜 Constitutional Interpretation ⚖️ Legal Pragmatism

The Quest for Cosmic Justice

by Thomas Sowell • 1999

Justice: once impartial rules, now equal results. The change quietly costs freedom and safety.

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🏛️ Political Philosophy ⚖️ Legal Theory 🚫 Social Justice Critique

The Quest for Cosmic Justice 90%

Justice: once impartial rules, now equal results. The change quietly costs freedom and safety.

by Thomas Sowell 1999

4.38

3k+ ratings

🏛️ Political Philosophy ⚖️ Legal Theory 🚫 Social Justice Critique

Life Without Lawyers

by Philip K. Howard • 2009

America didn't add too many laws. Law itself became the mindset, and common sense lost.

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⚖️ Legal Reform 📋 Tort Reform 🏛️ Bureaucratic Dysfunction

Life Without Lawyers 90%

America didn't add too many laws. Law itself became the mindset, and common sense lost.

by Philip K. Howard 2009

3.65

176 ratings

⚖️ Legal Reform 📋 Tort Reform 🏛️ Bureaucratic Dysfunction

Fake Law

by The Secret Barrister • 2020

The legal myths Britain believes aren't random. They were built to weaken your access to justice.

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🇬🇧 Uk Legal System ⚖️ Access To Justice 🛡️ Human Rights Law

Fake Law 89%

The legal myths Britain believes aren't random. They were built to weaken your access to justice.

by The Secret Barrister 2020

4.18

5k+ ratings

🇬🇧 Uk Legal System ⚖️ Access To Justice 🛡️ Human Rights Law

Rebooting Justice

by Benjamin H. Barton • 2017

Justice is too expensive for most Americans. The surprising cure: fewer lawyers and smarter systems.

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🏛️ Access To Justice ⚖️ Legal System Reform 🔗 Criminal Justice Reform

Rebooting Justice 89%

Justice is too expensive for most Americans. The surprising cure: fewer lawyers and smarter systems.

by Benjamin H. Barton 2017

3.90

29 ratings

🏛️ Access To Justice ⚖️ Legal System Reform 🔗 Criminal Justice Reform

Tomorrow's Lawyers

by Richard Susskind • 2013

More legal help for less money: the demand that is finally breaking law firms apart.

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⚖️ Legal Industry 💻 Legal Technology 🔄 Disruptive Innovation

Tomorrow's Lawyers 89%

More legal help for less money: the demand that is finally breaking law firms apart.

by Richard Susskind 2013

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1k+ ratings

⚖️ Legal Industry 💻 Legal Technology 🔄 Disruptive Innovation

How Judges Think

by Richard A. Posner • 2008

Judges aren't umpires. They're workers with incentives and ideology who make law, not just find it.

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⚖️ Judicial Behavior 📚 Legal Realism 🇺🇸 American Judiciary

How Judges Think 89%

Judges aren't umpires. They're workers with incentives and ideology who make law, not just find it.

by Richard A. Posner 2008

3.83

382 ratings

⚖️ Judicial Behavior 📚 Legal Realism 🇺🇸 American Judiciary

International Law

by Malcolm N. Shaw • 1991

From treaty-making to the laws of war: how international law governs relations between states.

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434

🌐 International Law 🏛️ State Sovereignty 📜 Legal Positivism

International Law 89%

From treaty-making to the laws of war: how international law governs relations between states.

by Malcolm N. Shaw 1991

4.20

434 ratings

🌐 International Law 🏛️ State Sovereignty 📜 Legal Positivism

International Law

by Jan Klabbers • 2013

International law: no sovereign, no police. How it works, and the imperial logic it still carries.

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139

🌿 Natural Law ⚖️ Legal Positivism 👑 Sovereignty

International Law 89%

International law: no sovereign, no police. How it works, and the imperial logic it still carries.

by Jan Klabbers 2013

4.09

139 ratings

🌿 Natural Law ⚖️ Legal Positivism 👑 Sovereignty

Adversarial Legalism

by Robert A. Kagan • 2003

The United States chose lawsuits over bureaucracy. Here is what that decision costs.

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⚖️ Comparative Law 🏛️ Law And Society 🇺🇸 American Legal System

Adversarial Legalism 89%

The United States chose lawsuits over bureaucracy. Here is what that decision costs.

by Robert A. Kagan 2003

3.72

72 ratings

⚖️ Comparative Law 🏛️ Law And Society 🇺🇸 American Legal System

The Rights Revolution

by Charles R. Epp • 1998

Judges didn't expand civil liberties. Organized plaintiffs, their lawyers, and their funders did.

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⚖️ Judicial Politics 📜 Constitutional Rights 🏛️ Legal Mobilization

The Rights Revolution 89%

Judges didn't expand civil liberties. Organized plaintiffs, their lawyers, and their funders did.

by Charles R. Epp 1998

3.79

42 ratings

⚖️ Judicial Politics 📜 Constitutional Rights 🏛️ Legal Mobilization

Rights Talk

by Mary Ann Glendon • 1991

American law won't require you to rescue a drowning stranger. That gap explains our broken politics.

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📜 Constitutional Law 🗣️ Political Rhetoric 🔍 Individualism Critique

Rights Talk 89%

American law won't require you to rescue a drowning stranger. That gap explains our broken politics.

by Mary Ann Glendon 1991

4.06

124 ratings

📜 Constitutional Law 🗣️ Political Rhetoric 🔍 Individualism Critique

The Tyranny of Good Intentions

by Paul Craig Roberts • 2000

Good intentions retooled criminal justice into a weapon, and the Constitution is losing.

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127

⚖️ Criminal Justice Reform 📜 Constitutional Law 🏛️ Prosecutorial Power

The Tyranny of Good Intentions 89%

Good intentions retooled criminal justice into a weapon, and the Constitution is losing.

by Paul Craig Roberts 2000

4.06

127 ratings

⚖️ Criminal Justice Reform 📜 Constitutional Law 🏛️ Prosecutorial Power

Ideas with Consequences

by Amanda Hollis-Brusky • 2014

How a conservative legal network supplied the reasoning for a Supreme Court revolution.

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🏛️ Constitutional Law ⚖️ Judicial Politics 📜 Originalism

Ideas with Consequences 89%

How a conservative legal network supplied the reasoning for a Supreme Court revolution.

by Amanda Hollis-Brusky 2014

3.84

88 ratings

🏛️ Constitutional Law ⚖️ Judicial Politics 📜 Originalism

Justice on the Brink

by Linda Greenhouse • 2021

Ginsburg's death and Barrett's confirmation: the year the Supreme Court broke right.

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🏛️ Supreme Court ⚖️ Constitutional Law ⚡ Judicial Politics

Justice on the Brink 89%

Ginsburg's death and Barrett's confirmation: the year the Supreme Court broke right.

by Linda Greenhouse 2021

4.01

725 ratings

🏛️ Supreme Court ⚖️ Constitutional Law ⚡ Judicial Politics

Homo Sacer

by Giorgio Agamben • 1994

Sovereignty's hidden purpose, revealed by a forgotten Roman law: the power to produce killable life.

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📚 Continental Philosophy ⚖️ Political Theory 🧬 Biopolitics

Homo Sacer 89%

Sovereignty's hidden purpose, revealed by a forgotten Roman law: the power to produce killable life.

by Giorgio Agamben 1994

4.06

5k+ ratings

📚 Continental Philosophy ⚖️ Political Theory 🧬 Biopolitics

The Right to Privacy

by Ellen Alderman • 1995

Privacy: the fundamental right the Constitution never names, and the court cases that invented it.

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📜 Privacy Law 🏛️ Constitutional Law 🗽 Civil Liberties

The Right to Privacy 89%

Privacy: the fundamental right the Constitution never names, and the court cases that invented it.

by Ellen Alderman 1995

3.96

339 ratings

📜 Privacy Law 🏛️ Constitutional Law 🗽 Civil Liberties

Doing Justice

by Preet Bharara • 2019

Every charging decision is a moral wager. A former U.S. Attorney lays out the odds.

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🏛️ Criminal Prosecution ⚖️ American Justice System 📋 Prosecutorial Ethics

Doing Justice 89%

Every charging decision is a moral wager. A former U.S. Attorney lays out the odds.

by Preet Bharara 2019

4.27

6k+ ratings

🏛️ Criminal Prosecution ⚖️ American Justice System 📋 Prosecutorial Ethics

On Confidence

by The School of Life • 2017

Sixteen words, two centuries: how the Commerce Clause built the American state and still divides it.

3.91

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⚖️ Constitutional Law 🏛️ Supreme Court Cases 📜 American Legal History

On Confidence 89%

Sixteen words, two centuries: how the Commerce Clause built the American state and still divides it.

by The School of Life 2017

3.91

4k+ ratings

⚖️ Constitutional Law 🏛️ Supreme Court Cases 📜 American Legal History

The Sociology of Anthony Giddens

by Steven Loyal • 2003

Giddens built his sociology around individual freedom. It was always politics dressed as theory.

4.31

🧠 Social Theory 🗳️ Political Sociology 🎯 Social Action

The Sociology of Anthony Giddens Summary

The Sociology of Anthony Giddens 89%

Giddens built his sociology around individual freedom. It was always politics dressed as theory.

by Steven Loyal 2003

4.31

16 ratings

🧠 Social Theory 🗳️ Political Sociology 🎯 Social Action

The Abolition of Man

by C.S. Lewis • 1943

The final product of denying objective value is not freedom but a humanity ruled by impulse.

4.12

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🏛️ Natural Law Ethics 🔬 Scientism Critique 🎭 Subjectivism Critique

The Abolition of Man 89%

The final product of denying objective value is not freedom but a humanity ruled by impulse.

by C.S. Lewis 1943

4.12

42k+ ratings

🏛️ Natural Law Ethics 🔬 Scientism Critique 🎭 Subjectivism Critique

The Evolution of Fiqh

by Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips • 1988

Islamic law was built on reason, then sealed by blind imitation. Six centuries of decline explained.

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📜 Islamic Jurisprudence ⚖️ Schools Of Islamic Law 📚 Islamic Legal History

The Evolution of Fiqh 88%

Islamic law was built on reason, then sealed by blind imitation. Six centuries of decline explained.

by Abu Ameenah Bilal Philips 1988

4.36

364 ratings

📜 Islamic Jurisprudence ⚖️ Schools Of Islamic Law 📚 Islamic Legal History

It Is Dangerous to Be Right When the Government Is Wrong

by Andrew P. Napolitano • 2011

Government doesn't give you your rights; it just punishes anyone who proves it.

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🏛️ Natural Rights 🗽 Classical Liberalism 🐍 Libertarian Thought

It Is Dangerous to Be Right When the Government Is Wrong Summary

It Is Dangerous to Be Right When the Government Is Wrong 88%

Government doesn't give you your rights; it just punishes anyone who proves it.

by Andrew P. Napolitano 2011

4.26

261 ratings

🏛️ Natural Rights 🗽 Classical Liberalism 🐍 Libertarian Thought

Law and the Shaping of the American Labor Movement

by William E. Forbath • 1989

American labor's early radicalism was crushed by a judge-made weapon, not conservative workers.

3.93

🏛️ Legal History ⚖️ American Labor Law 🎩 Gilded Age America

Law and the Shaping of the American Labor Movement Summary

Law and the Shaping of the American Labor Movement 88%

American labor's early radicalism was crushed by a judge-made weapon, not conservative workers.

by William E. Forbath 1989

3.93

46 ratings

🏛️ Legal History ⚖️ American Labor Law 🎩 Gilded Age America

10 Judgements That Changed India

by Zia Mody • 2013

Ten verdicts that stretched the right to life, reined in parliament, and filled gaps lawmakers left.

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🏛️ Constitutional Law ⚖️ Indian Law 🔥 Judicial Activism

10 Judgements That Changed India Summary

10 Judgements That Changed India 88%

Ten verdicts that stretched the right to life, reined in parliament, and filled gaps lawmakers left.

by Zia Mody 2013

4.08

2k+ ratings

🏛️ Constitutional Law ⚖️ Indian Law 🔥 Judicial Activism

The Federalist Society

by Michael Avery • 2013

The conservative capture of the courts was built by law students, not politicians.

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⚖️ Judicial Politics 📜 Constitutional Law 🐘 Conservative Movement

The Federalist Society 88%

The conservative capture of the courts was built by law students, not politicians.

by Michael Avery 2013

4.29

24 ratings

⚖️ Judicial Politics 📜 Constitutional Law 🐘 Conservative Movement

The Rise and Fall of Rational Control

by Harvey Claflin Mansfield • 2026

Reason promised to liberate us. It delivered a chain of necessity we forged ourselves.

4.10

🏛️ Western Political Thought 📜 Modern Political Theory 📚 Intellectual History

The Rise and Fall of Rational Control Summary

The Rise and Fall of Rational Control 88%

Reason promised to liberate us. It delivered a chain of necessity we forged ourselves.

by Harvey Claflin Mansfield 2026

4.10

29 ratings

🏛️ Western Political Thought 📜 Modern Political Theory 📚 Intellectual History

Whose Justice? Which Rationality?

by Alasdair MacIntyre • 1988

Neutral reason is a myth. Every standard of justice carries the history of a specific tradition.

4.24

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🏛️ Moral Philosophy 🎯 Virtue Ethics 📜 Historicism

Whose Justice? Which Rationality? Summary

Whose Justice? Which Rationality? 88%

Neutral reason is a myth. Every standard of justice carries the history of a specific tradition.

by Alasdair MacIntyre 1988

4.24

409 ratings

🏛️ Moral Philosophy 🎯 Virtue Ethics 📜 Historicism

Legal Research And Writing for Paralegals

by Deborah E. Bouchoux • 1994

Legal research that won't get your attorney sued: find it, check it, write it up.

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📚 Legal Research ✍️ Legal Writing 📑 Legal Citation

Legal Research And Writing for Paralegals Summary

Legal Research And Writing for Paralegals 88%

Legal research that won't get your attorney sued: find it, check it, write it up.

by Deborah E. Bouchoux 1994

3.80

110 ratings

📚 Legal Research ✍️ Legal Writing 📑 Legal Citation

The United States Constitution in Film

by Eric Kasper • 2018

How Hollywood has tracked and shaped America's constitutional debates, from presidents to privacy.

⚖️ Constitutional Law 🎬 Film And Law 🇺🇸 American Politics

The United States Constitution in Film Summary

The United States Constitution in Film 88%

How Hollywood has tracked and shaped America's constitutional debates, from presidents to privacy.

by Eric Kasper 2018

⚖️ Constitutional Law 🎬 Film And Law 🇺🇸 American Politics

How to Think Like a Lawyer--and Why

by Kim Wehle • 2022

The lawyer's toolkit for untangling problems, now for your family, health, and ballot-box choices.

3.36

310

🧑‍⚖️ Legal Reasoning ⚖️ Law For Non-Lawyers 📊 Decision Analysis

How to Think Like a Lawyer--and Why Summary

How to Think Like a Lawyer--and Why 88%

The lawyer's toolkit for untangling problems, now for your family, health, and ballot-box choices.

by Kim Wehle 2022

3.36

310 ratings

🧑‍⚖️ Legal Reasoning ⚖️ Law For Non-Lawyers 📊 Decision Analysis

The Stillborn God

by Mark Lilla • 2007

Politics broke from God only recently, and Weimar nearly put them back together.

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⛪ Political Theology 🏛️ Secularization 🇩🇪 German Philosophy

The Stillborn God 88%

Politics broke from God only recently, and Weimar nearly put them back together.

by Mark Lilla 2007

3.60

289 ratings

⛪ Political Theology 🏛️ Secularization 🇩🇪 German Philosophy

The People's Welfare

by William J. Novak • 1996

Before laissez-faire, 19th-century America ran on local rules: markets, morals, everything.

3.88

🏛️ American Legal History 🕰️ 19th-Century America 🏘️ Local Self-Government

The People's Welfare 88%

Before laissez-faire, 19th-century America ran on local rules: markets, morals, everything.

by William J. Novak 1996

3.88

81 ratings

🏛️ American Legal History 🕰️ 19th-Century America 🏘️ Local Self-Government

The Inside Counsel Revolution

by Benjamin W. Heineman Jr. • 2016

The general counsel's impossible job: help the business win, then tell it when it can't.

3.77

🏢 In-House Legal Practice ⚖️ Corporate Ethics 🛡️ Compliance Programs

The Inside Counsel Revolution 88%

The general counsel's impossible job: help the business win, then tell it when it can't.

by Benjamin W. Heineman Jr. 2016

3.77

43 ratings

🏢 In-House Legal Practice ⚖️ Corporate Ethics 🛡️ Compliance Programs

Making Your Case

by Bryan A. Garner • 2007

A judge's yes begins before the gavel: the logic, clarity, and professional habits that win cases.

4.10

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⚖️ Legal Persuasion 🏛️ Appellate Advocacy 🗣️ Oral Argument

Making Your Case 88%

A judge's yes begins before the gavel: the logic, clarity, and professional habits that win cases.

by Bryan A. Garner 2007

4.10

2k+ ratings

⚖️ Legal Persuasion 🏛️ Appellate Advocacy 🗣️ Oral Argument

Liberty in the Age of Terror

by A.C. Grayling • 2009

The West answered terrorism by curtailing the very liberties it claimed to protect.

3.57

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🛡️ Civil Liberties 💣 War On Terror 💬 Free Speech

Liberty in the Age of Terror 88%

The West answered terrorism by curtailing the very liberties it claimed to protect.

by A.C. Grayling 2009

3.57

143 ratings

🛡️ Civil Liberties 💣 War On Terror 💬 Free Speech

Legal Writing in Plain English

by Bryan A. Garner • 2001

The plain-English playbook for lawyers: how to structure, cut, and clarify every sentence you write.

4.25

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⚖️ Legal Writing 📝 Legal Drafting 📄 Plain Language

Legal Writing in Plain English 88%

The plain-English playbook for lawyers: how to structure, cut, and clarify every sentence you write.

by Bryan A. Garner 2001

4.25

783 ratings

⚖️ Legal Writing 📝 Legal Drafting 📄 Plain Language

The Nine

by Jeffrey Toobin • 2007

The Supreme Court's decisions depend less on law than on the ideologies of nine political beings.

4.09

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⚖️ Supreme Court 🇺🇸 American Politics 📰 Legal Journalism

The Nine 88%

The Supreme Court's decisions depend less on law than on the ideologies of nine political beings.

by Jeffrey Toobin 2007

4.09

19k+ ratings

⚖️ Supreme Court 🇺🇸 American Politics 📰 Legal Journalism

A Theory of Justice

by John Rawls • 1971

A thought experiment: pick society's rules without knowing your place in it. Two principles follow.

3.95

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🏛️ Political Philosophy ⚖️ Distributive Justice 📜 Social Contract

A Theory of Justice 88%

A thought experiment: pick society's rules without knowing your place in it. Two principles follow.

by John Rawls 1971

3.95

14k+ ratings

🏛️ Political Philosophy ⚖️ Distributive Justice 📜 Social Contract

50 Ethics Ideas You Really Need to Know

by Ben Dupré • 2013

50 ethical ideas that show why your moral intuitions have a 2,000-year history.

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🧠 Moral Philosophy ⚖️ Applied Ethics 📖 Philosophy Primer

50 Ethics Ideas You Really Need to Know Summary

50 Ethics Ideas You Really Need to Know 88%

50 ethical ideas that show why your moral intuitions have a 2,000-year history.

by Ben Dupré 2013

3.83

121 ratings

🧠 Moral Philosophy ⚖️ Applied Ethics 📖 Philosophy Primer

The Right to Oblivion

by Lowry Pressly • 2024

Privacy isn't about controlling your data. It's about keeping whole regions of life unrecordable.

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254

👁️ Surveillance Studies ⚙️ Philosophy Of Technology 🔒 Digital Privacy

The Right to Oblivion 88%

Privacy isn't about controlling your data. It's about keeping whole regions of life unrecordable.

by Lowry Pressly 2024

4.01

254 ratings

👁️ Surveillance Studies ⚙️ Philosophy Of Technology 🔒 Digital Privacy

The True and Only Heaven

by Christopher Lasch • 1991

Progress is exhausted; the only usable past belongs to those who doubted it.

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382

🕰️ Critique Of Modernity 🧠 Intellectual History 🎭 Cultural Criticism

The True and Only Heaven 88%

Progress is exhausted; the only usable past belongs to those who doubted it.

by Christopher Lasch 1991

4.36

382 ratings

🕰️ Critique Of Modernity 🧠 Intellectual History 🎭 Cultural Criticism

Modern Times

by Paul Johnson • 1983

Einstein and Freud dismantled the old moral universe. Into the void stepped the totalitarians.

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📅 Modern History 💡 Intellectual History 🏛️ Political History

Modern Times 88%

Einstein and Freud dismantled the old moral universe. Into the void stepped the totalitarians.

by Paul Johnson 1983

4.29

3k+ ratings

📅 Modern History 💡 Intellectual History 🏛️ Political History

Conversations with RBG

by Jeffrey Rosen • 2019

She built gender equality case by case, often representing men. The legal mind behind Notorious RBG.

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⚖️ Constitutional Law 👩‍⚖️ Women And The Law 🏛️ Judicial Restraint

Conversations with RBG 88%

She built gender equality case by case, often representing men. The legal mind behind Notorious RBG.

by Jeffrey Rosen 2019

4.15

4k+ ratings

⚖️ Constitutional Law 👩‍⚖️ Women And The Law 🏛️ Judicial Restraint

Ungoverning

by Nancy L. Rosenblum • 2024

Shrinking government is one thing. Breaking it on purpose is another.

3.79

🏛️ Administrative State ⚖️ Constitutional Law 🔧 State Capacity

Ungoverning 88%

Shrinking government is one thing. Breaking it on purpose is another.

by Nancy L. Rosenblum 2024

3.79

90 ratings

🏛️ Administrative State ⚖️ Constitutional Law 🔧 State Capacity

The Legal Analyst

by Ward Farnsworth • 2007

The interdisciplinary toolkit for predicting a legal ruling's impact before it is made.

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🏛️ Legal Reasoning 💼 Law And Economics 🧠 Cognitive Tools

The Legal Analyst 88%

The interdisciplinary toolkit for predicting a legal ruling's impact before it is made.

by Ward Farnsworth 2007

4.26

654 ratings

🏛️ Legal Reasoning 💼 Law And Economics 🧠 Cognitive Tools

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