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Kenneth Ehrenberg

Columbia College, Class of 1993

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Full name: Kenneth Ehrenberg

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Columbia: Class of 1993 (Columbia College)

Works (43)

1999 Social Structure and Responsibility · Loyola Poverty Law Journal 5
2003 Procedural Justice and Information in Conflict-Resolving Institutions · Albany Law Review 67(1)
2005 Archimedes' Ground: A Matter of Methodology
2006 Defending the Methodological Space for a Neutral Functional Theory of Law
2006 Natural Law and the Problem of the Anarchist Official
2007 The Ideal and Non-Ideal in Behavior Guidance: Reflections on Law and Buddhism in Conversation with the Dalai Lama · Buffalo Law Review 55
2007 “Law, Buddhism and Social Change: A Conversation With the 14th Dalai Lama” · SSRN Electronic Journal
2008 Archimedean Metaethics Defended · Metaphilosophy
2008 House v Tritter: On the Clash of Theoretical and Practical Authority · House and Philosophy
2008 “Defending the Possibility of a Neutral Functional Theory of Law” · Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, vol. 29, pp. 91–113
2009 Defending the Possibility of a Neutral Functional Theory of Law · Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 29(1)
2011 Critical Reception of Raz’s Theory of Authority · Philosophy Compass
2011 Joseph Raz’s Theory of Authority · Philosophy Compass
2011 Law is not (best considered) an essentially contested concept · International Journal of Law in Context
2011 The Anarchist Official: A Problem for Legal Positivism · Australian Journal of Legal Philosophy 36
2013 Functions in Jurisprudential Methodology · Philosophy Compass
2013 Law’s Authority is not a Claim to Preemption* · Philosophical Foundations of the Nature of Law
2013 Pattern Languages and Institutional Facts: Functions and Coherences in the Law · Law and Philosophy Library
2014 Gardner, John. Law as a Leap of Faith.Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012. Pp. 314. $68.00 (cloth); $30.00 (paper); $45.49 (ebook). · Ethics
2015 Law's artifactual nature: how legal institutions generate normativity · Reasons and Intentions in Law and Practical Agency
2015 Less Evidence, Better Knowledge · McGill Law Journal
2016 Concepts, Distinctions, and some Preliminary Remarks on Method · The Functions of Law
2016 Conclusion · The Functions of Law
2016 Dworkin · The Functions of Law
2016 Institutions, Artifacts, and Legal Norms* · The Functions of Law
2016 Introduction · The Functions of Law
2016 Law as Plan and Artefact · Jurisprudence
2016 Legal Positivism as a Functional Explanation of Law · The Functions of Law
2016 Metaphysics then Method · The Functions of Law
2016 Natural Law · The Functions of Law
2016 Ontology and Reason Giving in Law · Metaphilosophy of Law, Hart Publishing
2016 The Functions of Law
2016 The Functions Themselves · The Functions of Law
2018 Law Is an Institution, an Artifact, and a Practice · Oxford Scholarship Online
2019 Replies to comments on The Functions of Law · Jurisprudence
2020 Exclusive Legal Positivism · Encyclopedia of the Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy
2020 Medical complicity and the legitimacy of practical authority · Ethics Medicine and Public Health 12
2022 Intentions in Artifactual Understandings of Law · The Artifactual Nature of Law, Edward Elgar
2023 An Artefactual Theory of Precedent · Philosophical Foundations of Precedent
2023 Legal Positivism: Exclusive · Encyclopedia of the Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy
2024 How exclusionary reasons guide · Jurisprudence
2024 Inclusive Legal Positivism and the Fallibility of Officials · Law and Philosophy Library
2024 You Might be an Anarchist if … · Oxford Journal of Legal Studies

Primary sources

The Columbia Daily Spectator

2000-12-01 Poets Perform in Off-Beat Event quoted recalling his time as a Philo undergrad

Poets Perform in Off-Beat Event BY KATHERINE HAENSCHEN Spectator Staff Writer "With their moles and their drolls and their hard luck lives/ Their greasy noses like curly fries/ They spark a twinkle in my eyes/ At least I am not them." The dulcet tones of Ben Kopit, CC 'O2, and the 15th Annual Alfred Joyce Kilmer Bad Poetry Contest, sponsored by the Philolexian Society, flowed last night from the Kraft Center. Students, alumni and guests battled for the honor of Poet Laureate —the award given to the worst poet of the night. Contestants read original works that were judged by four professors spanning the humanities department. 'This event is the best of Columbia," said Rachel KahnTroster, BC 'Ol, the evening's moderator. "It's serious and funny and really bizarre and it brings all aspects of the campus together." Former Philolexian Society member Thomas Vinciguerra gave an…

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