So reason can rule
Subtitle: reflections on law and politics
By: Scott Buchanan ; with an introduction by Edwin J. Delattre.
Publisher: Farrar, Straus, Giroux; St. John's College
Published: 1982
Place of publication: New York; Annapolis, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 321
Subjects: Law and politics
Table of contents: title: Imago mundi, 1952; title: Learning under law, 1957; title: What every man should know: law, 1960; title: Eleven propositions about justice, consent, and guilt, 1962; title: The corporation and the republic, 1958; title: The public thing (Res publica), 1964; title: So reason can rule, the Constitution revisited, 1967; title: The temporary nature of economic theory, 1961; title: Science, scientists, and politics, 1963; title: Technology as a system of exploitation, 1963; title: The permanent possibility of revolution, 1967; title: On Martin Buber, 1966; title: Rediscovering natural law, 1962.