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334. Better for whom?

By Joel Jacobsen

Ronald Dworkin's work is routinely described with such daunting superlatives as "the most important systematic contribution to Anglo-American legal philosophy made since the mid-1960s" (hard to tell if that's intended as a compliment, and you have to pay money to view the concluding paragraph online, so I guess we'll never know), although it seems strangely unphilosophical to dye one's hair, as he appears to have done in this official photo.  That magisterial stare, and then that hair, like Caesar wearing a propeller beanie.Now, far be it from me to be judgmental.  It's certainly no more ridiculous for a 76-year-old philosopher to have blond hair than it is for Robert Plant, at age 59, to be prancing around with a full head of ringlets...continue to full post

Full post as published by Judging Crimes on December 20, 2007 (boomark / email).