What approach did Dworkin recommend towards law and morality?
A literal approach
An interpretivist approach
A conceptual approach
A pragmatic approach
Answer
Ronald Dworkin recommended an interpretivist approach towards law and morality. This approach argues that the law is not simply a set of rules, but rather a complex system of meaning that must be interpreted in order to understand its true nature. Dworkin believed that the best way to interpret the law is to look at the underlying moral principles that it is based on.
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