Chapter 12. From Antigone to Martin Luther King: Moral Reasoning and Disobedience in Context

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. Introduction 1
4. Chapter 1. Before–and Beyond–the Liberalism of Fear 24
5. Chapter 2. Law and the Liberalism of Fear 47
6. Chapter 3. Cruelty and International Relations 67
7. Chapter 4. Shklar’s Montaigne–and Ours: A Genealogy of Liberal Morals 86
8. Chapter 5. Literature and the Imagination 101
9. Chapter 6. Imaginative Literature and Political Theory: An Engagement 116
10. Chapter 7. Experience, Ideology, and the Politics of Psychology 136
11. Chapter 8. The Sources of Liberal Normativity 158
12. Chapter 9. “More Modest and More Political”: From the Frankfurt School to the Liberalism of Fear 179
13. Chapter 10. “Putting Cruelty First”: The Summum Malum, Genocide, and Crimes Against Humanity 198
14. Chapter 11. Political Obligation and the Rule of Law 219
15. Chapter 12. From Antigone to Martin Luther King: Moral Reasoning and Disobedience in Context 239
16. Chapter 13. The Last Academic Project 253
17. Judith N. Shklar: A Complete Bibliography 267
18. Judith N. Shklar (1928–92): A Timeline 281
19. List of Contributors 285
20. Index 287
21. Acknowledgments 297