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The philosophy of canon law I. Philosophy as the cognition of law
Праксис, 2023Философия права — раздел философии и правовой науки, изучающий основания права, а также его связи с другими нормативными системами — в том числе этикой и практической теологией. В последнем случае философия права выступает в качестве юриспруденции, взаимодействующей с правовыми аспектами экклезиологии в виде канонического права.
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2014
Philosophy of law is a branch of philosophy that deals with philosophical questions about law. This chapter deals with one of these questions, which is perhaps the most fundamental one: what is the nature of law? philosophers of law have discussed this question for centuries, and apparently still disagree. This disagreement is partly caused by the fact
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Philosophy of law is a branch of philosophy that deals with philosophical questions about law. This chapter deals with one of these questions, which is perhaps the most fundamental one: what is the nature of law? philosophers of law have discussed this question for centuries, and apparently still disagree. This disagreement is partly caused by the fact
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The philosophy of international law
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019This chapter argues that a plurality of methods does not entail that there are no basic and determinate philosophical problems for the field. It argues that there are two central requirements for a philosophy of international law, demarcation and critique.
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Relativism in the philosophy of law
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019I consider in this chapter the writings of two prominent legal philosophers, Hans Kelsen and Gustav Radbruch.
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Utah Law Review, 2005 Breakout Session: Law and Philosophy Interview with Professor Michael J.
Sandel, Michael J.
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Perelman and the Philosophy of Law
1986In 1976, Chaim Perelman published, in French, his Logigue juridique 1 (“Juridical logic”). This book was an application of the general theory of argumentation the author had developed some twenty years before, in Traite l’ Argumentation (1958 — English translation: 1968).2 But we shall see that law is not just an application of the Treatise: on the ...
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