Paradoxes of freedom

By:

Hook, Sidney

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Westport Greenwood Press 1962Description: xvii, 152 p. ; 22 cmISBN:

9780313242892

Subject(s):

United States. Supreme Court

DDC classification:

342.733HOO

Summary: The topics explored in Sidney Hook's book include the nature and extent of human freedom, the Bill of Rights, judicial review as it pertains to constitutional interpretation and the balance of powers among the three branches of government, censorship, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, social justice, the importance of intelligence in political and moral spheres, as well as civil disobedience and the right to revolution within a democratic order.

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The topics explored in Sidney Hook's book include the nature and extent of human freedom, the Bill of Rights, judicial review as it pertains to constitutional interpretation and the balance of powers among the three branches of government, censorship, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, social justice, the importance of intelligence in political and moral spheres, as well as civil disobedience and the right to revolution within a democratic order.

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