The Nature and Limits of Authority [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 40 (1):112-115 (1986)
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Abstract

With a rare combination of academic rigor and simplicity of language, Richard T. De George has produced a stimulating and well-reasoned analysis of a complex and controversial subject--the nature and limits of authority. The central thrust of the text is a pluralistic conception of authority, which enables both the author and the reader to see authority in its multi-faceted forms.

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