2005•Medical Entomology and ZoologyRequires access
Law and Morality
Kenneth Einar Himma, Brian H. Bix
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Abstract
Traditionally, studies dedicated to the relations between law and morality insisted, from a Kantian orientation, upon the following distinctions: law governs external behavior, morality emphasizes intention, law establishes a correlation between rights and obligations, morality prescribes duties which do not bring forth subjective rights; law establishes obligations sanctioned by power, morality escapes organized sanctions.