The Morality of Freedom by Joseph Raz is a landmark work in political and legal philosophy examining autonomy, authority, liberty, and the foundations of liberal political theory. Widely cited in philosophy, law, and political science, this influential text explores value-pluralism, rights theory, and the limits of tolerance within modern liberal societies.
Published by Oxford University Press, this 1988 paperback edition is an important academic resource for students, scholars, and collectors of legal and political philosophy.
Good pre-owned condition.
Cover shows surface wear, edge wear, and corner wear. Spine has visible wear from handling. Page edges show age toning and some staining on the fore-edge. Interior pages remain readable with some underlining/marking visible in the text.
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