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A Contribution of Sociology of Law to the Interpretation of Law
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Interpreting Interpretation in Private Law
European Review of Contract Law, 2023Abstract The article addresses the following question: why do we interpret private law? My aim is, first of all, to make use of the theory of interpretation presented by Ronald Dworkin in Justice for Hedgehogs (Dworkin 2011) to emphasize the methodological importance of this issue.
Leandro Martins Zanitelli
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Critical Inquiry, 1982
and a concrete intention here: the delegate intends to prohibit discrimination in whatever in fact is of fundamental interest and also intends not to prohibit segregated schools. These are not isolated, discrete intentions; our descriptions, we might say, describe the same intention in different ways. But it matters very much which description a theory
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and a concrete intention here: the delegate intends to prohibit discrimination in whatever in fact is of fundamental interest and also intends not to prohibit segregated schools. These are not isolated, discrete intentions; our descriptions, we might say, describe the same intention in different ways. But it matters very much which description a theory
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Incorrect Interpretation in the Light of the Law of Interpretation
International Journal for the Semiotics of Law, 2022Paulina Konca
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Argumentation and Interpretation in Law
Ratio Juris, 1993AbstractThe author proceeds from a brief elucidation of the concept “argumentation” through a more extended account of substantive reasons in pure practical argumentation and of institutional argumentation applying “authority reasons” as grounds for legal decisions to an initial account of the nature and place of legal interpretative reasoning. Then he
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2023
Abstract In discovering the meaning of norms, canon law follows a plain meaning rule. Consequently, the doubts of scholars who question the existence of a plain and proper meaning of terms are also relevant for canon law. Rules on interpretation provide for cases in which meaning is more difficult to obtain.
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Abstract In discovering the meaning of norms, canon law follows a plain meaning rule. Consequently, the doubts of scholars who question the existence of a plain and proper meaning of terms are also relevant for canon law. Rules on interpretation provide for cases in which meaning is more difficult to obtain.
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