This author of Democracy's Discontent and What Money Can't Buy teaches an edX course accompanied by a book about "What's the Right Thing to Do?"
This philosopher lamented the disappearance of an ethic of "proud craftsmen" expressed by Andrew Jackson and Louis Brandeis alike in a book contrasting "civil republican" and "liberal neutrality" approaches to U.S. politics. This philosopher argued for a limit to the extent of attempts to improve the human species through genetic engineering in The Case Against Perfection and attacked Gary Becker's proposal to sell U.S. citizenship to potential immigrants in a book about "the moral limits of markets." In another book, this author criticized (*) collectivist foundation of the ethical views espoused by Ronald Dworkin and John Rawls, helping spark the liberal-communitarian debate in the 1980s. This author of Democracy's Discontent and What Money Can't Buy teaches an edX course accompanied by a book about "What's the Right Thing to Do?" For 10 points, name this Harvard author of Liberalism and the Limits of Justice, whose course "Justice" is available for free online.
This philosopher lamented the disappearance of an ethic of "proud craftsmen" expressed by Andrew Jackson and Louis Brandeis alike in a book contrasting "civil republican" and "liberal neutrality" approaches to U.S. politics.
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