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Transnational Legal Theory, 2012 This paper contests Brian Simpson's claim that HLA Hart's book, The Concept of Law, is that of a 'hedgehog,' that is, a monistic thinker. It is not. Hart's work is pluralist both in its explanatory concepts and in its evaluative background. Some conjectures are offered as to why Simpson so misunderstood Hart, and as to why analytic legal philosophy is ...
Leslie Green, Leslie Green
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The American Journal of the Medical SciencesIncludes index. ; Mode of access: Internet.
Taylor, Alfred Swaine, 1806-1880. +1 more
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Columbia Law Review, 1901 Mode of access: Internet.
J. H. D., Thomas Erskine Holland
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On the Centrality of Jurisprudence [PDF]
The American Journal of Jurisprudence, 2019 Political communities typically organise themselves by an appeal to values. Sometimes the values invoked are abstract ideas such as justice or equality. One such idea is that of law. In many important instances, practices cannot be understood except by reference to the values to which they make an implicit appeal but from which they fall short; and ...
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Mechanical jurisprudence—No.XVI [PDF]
Journal of the Franklin Instituten ...
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