For 10 points, name this philosopher of Taking Rights
A recent book by this man outlines a society which is "choice sensitive" but "circumstance insensitive" in an attempt to reconcile equality and personal responsibility.  One of his central arguments argues that a conception of his field "as integrity" requires an attention to social and moral values, and this frequent contributor to the New York Review of Books has suggested that rather than follow election returns, the current Supreme Court "seem[s] to follow Fox News instead".  This author of Sovereign Virtue and proponent of interpretivism first came to prominence with a series of thirteen essays which drew on Rawls' A Theory of Justice in arguing for a natural law approach in opposition to H.L.A. Hart's legal positvism. For 10 points, name this philosopher of Taking Rights Seriously and Law's Empire.
A recent book by this man outlines a society which is "choice sensitive" but "circumstance insensitive" in an attempt to reconcile equality and personal responsibility.  
Ronald {Dworkin}