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Legal philosophies / J.W. Harris

By: Harris, J. W. (James William).
Publisher: England : Butterworths, 1997Edition: 2nd ed.Description: xiv, 318 p. ; 22 cm.ISBN: 0406507163 (pbk.); 9780406507167 (pbk.).Subject(s): Law -- PhilosophyDDC classification: 340.1
Contents:
1. What is jurisprudence about? 2. Natural law and moral truth. 3. The command theory of law. 4. Utilitarianism and the economic analysis of law. 5. Punishment. 6. Kelsen's pure theory of law. 7. Legal concepts. 8. Legal realism and critical legal studies. 9. Hart's concept of law. 10. Fredom and the enforcement of morals. 11. The morality of law and the rule of law. 12. Statutory interpretation. 13. Precedent. 14. Dworkin's rights thesis. 15. Legal reasoning. 16. The duty to obey the law. 17. The historical school and non-state law. 18. Sociological jurisprudence. 19. Law, social theory and Marxist jurisprudence. 20. Justice: liberal, communitarian and feminist. - Index.
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1. What is jurisprudence about? 2. Natural law and moral truth. 3. The command theory of law. 4. Utilitarianism and the economic analysis of law. 5. Punishment. 6. Kelsen's pure theory of law. 7. Legal concepts. 8. Legal realism and critical legal studies. 9. Hart's concept of law. 10. Fredom and the enforcement of morals. 11. The morality of law and the rule of law. 12. Statutory interpretation. 13. Precedent. 14. Dworkin's rights thesis. 15. Legal reasoning. 16. The duty to obey the law. 17. The historical school and non-state law. 18. Sociological jurisprudence. 19. Law, social theory and Marxist jurisprudence. 20. Justice: liberal, communitarian and feminist. - Index.