A dichotomy of perspectives adopted by these people, including one arguing that politics cannot be escaped, was introduced in a 1947 article by Robert M. Schlesinger Jr. In 1992, Thomas Sowell proposed the term "Greenhouse effect" to explain how these figures adopt more liberal positions later in life in order to get better
A dichotomy of perspectives adopted by these people, including one arguing that politics cannot be escaped, was introduced in a 1947 article by Robert M. Schlesinger Jr. In 1992, Thomas Sowell proposed the term "Greenhouse effect" to explain how these figures adopt more liberal positions later in life in order to get better press coverage. A key argument for interpretivism posits a model example of these figures in order to defend the author's "right answer thesis." A historically-focused figure of this type named (*) Hermes and an extraordinary figure of this type named Hercules are contrasted in a book by Ronald Dworkin. Conservative intellectuals often advocate that people in this job practice "restraint" in interpretation, not mixing in their ideology in a form of "activism." For 10 points, identify this job of the nine people who sit on the Supreme Court.
A dichotomy of perspectives adopted by these people, including one arguing that politics cannot be escaped, was introduced in a 1947 article by Robert M. Schlesinger Jr.
judges [or jurists; or Supreme Court justices; accept judicial restraint/activism; accept Judge Hercules] 