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Article offprints, by various authors.

Clipping of article by Dworkin from the Observer (February 26, 1984) regarding the controversy over Mark Thatcher's business deals in Oman.

Article offprints, by various authors.

Photocopied notes by John Rawls for a series of eight lectures on Immanuel Kant.

Article offprints, by various authors including Dworkin, some with author inscriptions to Dworkin. Also includes an undated draft printout of a letter to Amartya Sen, responding to Sen's points in a recent seminar on equality; and a transcript, with cover letter, of a Dworkin lecture at a symposium on "Civil Disobedience" in Bonn, Germany. Note that a Tablet article about the Bonn Civil Disobedience conference can be found in numerical file #1303.

Materials related to the publication of Dworkin's response to a previously unpublished essay by John Mackie, titled "Bootstraps Enterprises", in a memorial volume after Mackie's death. Includes correspondence from Mackie's widow Joan Mackie, photocopies of Mackie's article, and many pages of unidentified draft writings, probably by Dworkin.

Photocopies and offprints of articles and papers, by various authors, some with annotations by Dworkin.

Photocopies and offprints of articles and papers, by various authors, some with author cover notes.

Printouts of draft writings on equality by Dworkin, with annotations by Dworkin.

Photocopies and offprints of articles and papers, by various authors including Dworkin, some with annotations by Dworkin. Includes printout drafts of three Dworkin writings titled "The Value In Life", "Rights as Trumps", and "What is Jurisprudence About".

News clippings featuring Dworkin from his high school years (1948-1949), along with a copy of his high school graduation program. Also includes newspaper and journal clippings of articles by and about Dworkin (mostly from the early 1970s), and an issue of Not The New York Times, a satirical newspaper published during the New York City printers' strike of 1978.

Newspaper and journal clippings of articles by Dworkin, as well as offprints by various authors, including Dworkin. Also includes a small amount of correspondence, primarily from Dworkin's Oxford University colleagues, and a transcript of a 1972 appearance by Dworkin on the BBC TV program Ad Lib.

Photocopies and offprints of articles, papers, and reviews by various authors, several responding to Law's Empire. Also includes a printout of a memorial piece by Dworkin about Gareth Evans, with cover letter.

Printouts of draft writings, outlines, and notes, some with annotations by Dworkin. Topics include jurisprudential theory, the "new right", and agent relativity.

Correspondence regarding Gareth Evans memorial; printout of a response to Stanley Fish; a typescript copy of paper by H. L. A. Hart, noted in inventory as "comments for a seminar at Oxford"; and photocopies, offprints, and typed copies of articles and papers, by various authors. Also contains correspondence regarding a dispute with an Oxford University student about Dworkin's supervision. Note that additional material regarding this dispute can be found in numerical file #1347.

Photocopies and offprints of articles, by various authors, and an issue of the Tablet (January 21, 1984) featuring a synopsis of a Dworkin talk on civil disobedience. Also includes outline notes, likely by Dworkin, for unidentified lectures or articles on equality, and a transcript of speaking remarks by Dworkin on academic freedom.

Printout of a talk by Dworkin on civil disobedience.

Photocopies and offprints of articles, by various authors, some with author cover notes, and outline notes for lecture or article by Dworkin on art and the public good.

Photocopies and offprints of Taking Rights Seriously reviews.

Photocopy and offprint of articles on Taking Rights Seriously, by various authors, including Dworkin, and a photocopy of a 1978 letter from Justice John Paul Stevens to Kenneth Winston discussing Taking Rights Seriously.

Correspondence and reports concerning a dispute with an Oxford University student about Dworkin's supervision. Note that additional material regarding this dispute can be found in numerical file #1239.

Correspondence, plans, invoices, and legal and financial records related to the purchase of Dworkin's home on Martha's Vineyard, and later construction and repair work done on the property.

Reports and correspondence, with annotations by Dworkin and unidentified authors, on the proposed merger of the Bedford College (London) philosophy department with the department at King's College, University of London.

Photocopies, offprints, and clippings of articles and papers by various authors, including Dworkin, some with cover notes or letters. Also includes handwritten lecture notes on Robert Nozick and press clippings and photocopies.

Photocopies and offprints of articles and court opinions by various authors, some with cover letters. Also includes typescript lecture notes for a seminar on liberalism (Michaelmas Term 1984), and press clippings regarding a 1984 Dworkin speech at the University of Virginia Law School.

Transcript of lectures by Dworkin, including Dworkin's Roscoe Pound lecture at the University of Nebraska, 1979, and transcriptions of several taped lectures from an unidentified seminar.

Photocopies of articles by various authors, some with cover notes or letters. Also includes a transcript of a paper delivered by Dworkin at Osgood Hall Rule of Law Conference, 1984, and issues of the New York Review of Books featuring articles by Dworkin.

Photocopies and offprints of articles and papers by various authors, including Dworkin. Includes a translation of a Dworkin article in Mandarin, with cover letter, and lecture notes by Dworkin on minority rights and free speech. Also includes articles, lecture outlines, and correspondence from G. A. Cohen regarding his presentations for a 1985 seminar on "Freedom and Consequence," with annotations by Dworkin.

Photocopies and offprints of articles and papers by various authors, some with annotations by Dworkin.

Photocopies of articles on Oliver Wendell Holmes.

Photocopies and offprints of articles and papers by various authors, some with author cover letters, including a substantial cover letter from John Roemer. Also includes an undated lecture outline by Dworkin on Oliver Wendell Holmes.

Photocopies, clippings, and offprints of articles and papers by various authors, including Dworkin, some with annotations by an unidentified author. Also includes drafts of writings titled "Rights as Trumps" (dated June 26, 1980), and "Sunday Times Piece on Affirmative Action" (dated December 13, 1985).

Typescript and manuscript outline notes by Dworkin discussing personal identity, Alzheimer's disease, and senile dementia, in response to Derek Parfit.

Outline lecture notes on topics including liberalism, violence, justice, and the Supreme Court; reading lists for an Oxford University graduate seminar on "Liberalism and its Critics", taught by Dworkin with Steven Lukes, Michaelmas Term 1985 and Hilary Term 1987; a copy of a 1985 open letter signed by Dworkin with Owen Fiss, Thomas Nagel, and T.M. Scanlon, titled "Nunca Mas", regarding United States involvement in Argentinian politics; and photocopies and offprints of articles, by various authors, some with cover notes.

Photocopies and offprints of articles by various authors. Documents include "Legislation on Human Rights", a 1976 "discussion document" published by a United Kingdom government working group studying a proposed bill of rights.

Photocopies and offprints of articles and papers by various authors, some with cover notes, and course or lecture notes by Dworkin on rights.

Clippings of articles by Dworkin in the Listener, the New York Review of Books, and the New York Times; a press clipping on Dworkin's appointment as master of Trumbull College at Yale University; an article offprint by Dworkin; and a letter dated 16 May 1969.

Issue of the Times Literary Supplement.

Photocopies and offprints of articles by various authors, including Dworkin, some with author cover notes. Also includes notes by Derek Parfit responding to a Dworkin draft writing on identity and Alzheimer's disease, and biographical information on fellows and lecturers attending 1986 Salzburg Seminar on Philosophy and Public Affairs.

Photocopies and offprints of articles by various authors, some with cover notes, and an issue of US News & World Report mentioning Dworkin.

Photocopies and offprints of articles and reviews, by various authors, including Dworkin. Some include annotations by Dworkin or author notes. Many respond to Dworkin's writings, especially Taking Rights Seriously.

Offprints of articles by various authors, primarily Dworkin, some with author cover notes.

Photocopies, clippings, and offprints of articles by various authors, including Dworkin. Also includes draft notes on "Sen and the liberalism paradox," and lecture outline notes on human rights (for a 1987 lecture in Madrid) and constitutional theory.

Typescript outline notes for several lectures by Dworkin, some with annotations by Dworkin, including lectures on legal theory education, liberty, and Dworkin's Tanner lecture. Also includes a transcript and translation of a lecture by Dworkin titled "The Impact of Rawls' Theory on the Philosophy and Practice of Law", delivered at a colloquium on John Rawls's work in Paris, 1987, and photocopies and offprints of articles by various authors.

Poster and manuscript notes for a lecture by Dworkin given in Bologna.

Typescript outline lecture notes: "perhaps for Bill Moyers show"; an Eva Colorni Lecture; and "notes on conflict between equality and liberty."

Reader comments on pre-publication drafts of Law's Empire.

Transcript of an Amartya Sen lecture, a letter to Dworkin from John Rawls, and draft outlines for Dworkin's Trilling Seminar lecture.

Photocopies of articles by John Rawls and T. M. Scanlon, with annotations by Dworkin.

Photocopies of articles, papers, and drafts by various authors, including Dworkin, some with author cover notes or annotations by an unidentified author; course and lecture outline notes on various topics, including the work of Jürgen Habermas; and a course reading draft by Dworkin on "Foundations of Liberal Equality" (1989).