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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
Morality is subjective argument whereas law is objective argument in law. Natural law philosophy finds no distinction between law and morality but positive law philosophers find distinction between law and morality and provide no space to morality. Nevertheless, both are interdependent to perform legal task in society because law is not operated in ...
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Morality is subjective argument whereas law is objective argument in law. Natural law philosophy finds no distinction between law and morality but positive law philosophers find distinction between law and morality and provide no space to morality. Nevertheless, both are interdependent to perform legal task in society because law is not operated in ...
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2023
Abstract This chapter examines the relationship between the law and the moral practices adopted by society. Where they overlap, one finds a correspondence between the law and moral or ethical values. Outside the overlapping zone reside, on the one hand, acts which are legally wrong but not necessarily immoral and, on the other, conduct ...
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Abstract This chapter examines the relationship between the law and the moral practices adopted by society. Where they overlap, one finds a correspondence between the law and moral or ethical values. Outside the overlapping zone reside, on the one hand, acts which are legally wrong but not necessarily immoral and, on the other, conduct ...
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1997
Abstract This chapter presents the Pure Theory of Law's discussion of law and justice, and its anti-ideological stance. The Pure Theory aims to depict the law as it is, without legitimizing it as just or disqualifying it as unjust; the Pure Theory enquires into actual and possible law, not into ‘right’ law.
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Abstract This chapter presents the Pure Theory of Law's discussion of law and justice, and its anti-ideological stance. The Pure Theory aims to depict the law as it is, without legitimizing it as just or disqualifying it as unjust; the Pure Theory enquires into actual and possible law, not into ‘right’ law.
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2018
Within the tradition of natural law thinking which finds its roots in the philosophies of Aristotle and Aquinas, the political community has generally been understood in terms of a fundamental goal: that of fostering the ethical good of citizens. Law, on this conception, should seek to inculcate habits of good conduct, and should support a social ...
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Within the tradition of natural law thinking which finds its roots in the philosophies of Aristotle and Aquinas, the political community has generally been understood in terms of a fundamental goal: that of fostering the ethical good of citizens. Law, on this conception, should seek to inculcate habits of good conduct, and should support a social ...
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1984
This chapter addresses the nature of ethics and its relation to law. It argues that there are facts about justice independent of the law, that individuals have moral rights independent of law, and that these things can be known through ethical intuition.
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This chapter addresses the nature of ethics and its relation to law. It argues that there are facts about justice independent of the law, that individuals have moral rights independent of law, and that these things can be known through ethical intuition.
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Abstract Companies span everything from the psychopathic to the brilliant but blemished. At present we attempt to constrain the conduct of companies through regulation. While regulation has been essential, it has not been sufficient to align the interest of companies with those of society.
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1993
Abstract WHY begin with law as a way into women’s lives? The law codes of any society tell us something about actions the society wishes to prevent and persons it wishes to protect. They do not tell us enough, because legislation has to deal in general rules which do not always match what people think or do.
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Abstract WHY begin with law as a way into women’s lives? The law codes of any society tell us something about actions the society wishes to prevent and persons it wishes to protect. They do not tell us enough, because legislation has to deal in general rules which do not always match what people think or do.
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