Michael Levenstein
Michael Levenstein is a philosopher specializing in utilitarian ethics and moral objectivism. He is a graduate of the Universities of Pennsylvania and Oxford, with degrees in Political Science and Public Policy, respectively, and is currently reading Law at Trinity College, Cambridge. Levenstein is the author of eleven books and multiple scholarly articles which, in addition to works of philosophy, include modernist poetry and a novel. For his work, Levenstein was elected one of the youngest-ever Fellows of the Royal Society of Arts in London. He has published two volumes with Algora.
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Maxims of Equity
A Juridical Critique of the Ethics of Chancery Law
Price range: $19.95 through $29.95 View Details This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageThis monograph on British Equity law (wills, probate, trust funds and land law), discusses the philosophical underpinnings of the ‘Maxims of Equity’ – twenty or so guiding principles which attempt to ameliorate the rigor of the common law and to…
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The End of Knowledge
A Discourse on the Unification of Philosophy
Price range: $21.95 through $31.95 View Details This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageThe End of Knowledge is a revolutionary work in several regards, most especially in its reinvention of reason as both a theoretical and practical tool able to identify and craft ideal axiological judgments.