The Jurisprudence of Justice William J.

David E. Marion offers a careful review of Brennan's opinions that clarifies his defense of libertarian dignity and illustrates the profound political and constitutional impact of Brennan's opinions on public discourse and government policy.

Introduction
Jurisprudence as High Politics	p. 1
The Judiciary and the Advancement of Libertarian Dignity	p. 25
Robust, Uninhibited, and Wide-Open: The First Amendment and the Idea of the Self-Constituting Self	p. 57
Recasting the Republic: An Emancipationist View of the Fourteenth Amendment	p. 95
Brennan's Madison and Marshall: A Case Study in Deciphering Language and Thought	p. 137
Conclusion	p. 159
Bibliography	p. 169
Index of Cases	p. 171
Subject Index	p. 175
About the Author	p. 179
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The Jurisprudence of Justice William J. Brennan, Jr. The Law and Politics of 'Libertarian Dignity'

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