Sarah W Holtman

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Philosophy
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271 19th Ave S

Affiliations

• Philosophy

Educational Background & Specialties

Specialties

• ethics
• Immanuel Kant
• justice and civic virtue
• legal interpretation
• nature and value of moral theory
• philosophy of law
• political philosophy
• Ronald Dworkin's theory of judicial interpretation
• social justice
• the legal system
• theories of justice

Publications

• Toward Social Reform: Kant's Penal Theory Reinterpreted: Holtman, Sarah, Utilitas, 9 , 1997.
• Kant, Ideal Theory and the Justice of Exclusionary Zoning: Holtman, Sarah, Ethics, 110 32-58, 1999.
• Civility and Hospitality: Justice and Social Grace in Trying Times: Holtman, Sarah, Kantian Review, 6 85-108, 2002.
• Three Strategies for Theorizing about Justice: Holtman, Sarah, American Philosophical Quarterly, 40 77-90, 2003.
• Kantian Justice and Poverty Relief: Holtman, Sarah, Kant-Studien, 95 86-106, 2004.
• On the Question of Orphans: Holtman, Sarah, Social Theory and Practice, 32 579-600, 2006.
• Autonomy and the Kingdom of Ends: Holtman, Sarah, Thomas E. Hill, Jr., ed., Wiley-Blackwell, The Blackwell Companion to Kant's Ethics, 102-117, 2009.
• Kant, Retributivism and Civic Respect: Holtman, Sarah, Mark D. White, ed., Oxford University Press, Retributivism: Essays on Theory and Policy, 107-128, 2011.
• Kant, Justice and Civic Fellowship: Holtman, Sarah, Formosa, Goldman and Patrone eds., University of Wales Press, Politics and Teleology in Kant, 110-127, 2014.
• Kant & Moral Responsibility for Ebola Orphans: Holtman, Sarah, Guillaume A.W. Attia, Editor-in-Chief, The Critique, The Bright Continent: Illuminating the Challenges, Opportunities & Promises of a Rising Africa, 2016. Link
• Beneficence and Disability: Holtman, Sarah, Adam Cureton and Thomas E. Hill, Jr, eds, Oxford University Press, Disability in Practice: Attitudes, Policies and Relationships, forthcoming.