Here’s a link to an interview with Martha Nussbaum about her recent book Liberty of Conscience.
(Hat Tip!)
Nussbaum Interview: Liberty of Conscience
April 28, 2008 by Jennifer Lawson
Posted in Ethics, General Interest, Interviews, Philosophy of Law, Philosophy of Religion, Political Theory, Social Philosophy | No Comments Yet
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