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The Occasions of Law (and the Occasions of Interpretation)
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018When John Searle observed that there is “no remark without remarkableness,” he made a point about the pragmatics of conversation that is importantly applicable to legal interpretation. Just as the act of remarking, according to Searle, presupposes some reason for the remark, so too does the act of legal interpretation presuppose a reason to interpret ...
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Arguments on the Interpretation of Sources of Law
2018Many researchers have worked on formalizing legal reasoning and the representation of law. Particularly in the last decade progress has been made in creating formal models of argumentation. We aim to develop an approach that is not only formally correct, but also can be used and understood by common legal practitioners and IT-staff members.
Robert van Doesburg, Tom M. van Engers
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The Procompetitive interpretation of Private Law
European Business Law Review, 2013This paper investigates the opportunity of a Procompetitive interpretation of Private Law through an interdisciplinary analysis of Competition Law with Contract Law. The purpose of the research is to demonstrate that the traditional Civil Law might be differently considered and interpreted in the specific market where contractual obligation arises ...
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An interpretation of copyright law
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 1996S L, England, P B, Raven
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2014
Article deals with the Ronald Dworkin’s theory of interpretation. The author reveals the Dworkin’s thesis about three stages of understanding — preinterpretive, interpretative and post-interpretative — and gives examples of the application of this scheme to the law.
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Article deals with the Ronald Dworkin’s theory of interpretation. The author reveals the Dworkin’s thesis about three stages of understanding — preinterpretive, interpretative and post-interpretative — and gives examples of the application of this scheme to the law.
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The article deals with the problem of relationship between law and interpretation. Arguing that the ontological origins of legality can be found not only in the Greek Nomos, but also in the Roman term ius, it is shown how the fundamental basis of law opens up in a hermeneutical perspective.
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