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PUNISHMENT AND RESPONSIBILITY: ESSAYS IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF LAW

, 1969
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C. Cherry
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The Tasks of a Philosophy of Law

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2007
This short programmatic essay, written for a collection celebrating the seventy-fifth anniversary of Karl Llewellyn's paper "On Philosophy in American Law," sketches the elements of an adequate philosophy of law today. It argues that an adequate philosophy of law must be empirical, interpretive, and critical.
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Philosophy of Law [PDF]

New Scholasticism, 1955
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A Companion to Philosophy of Law and Legal Theory, 2nd ed.

, 2010
A Court the scope of whose activities lies as close to the more sensitive areas of politics as does that of the Supreme Court must constantly be on the alert against undue suction into the avoidable polemic of politics.
Dennis Patterson
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The Philosophy of Customary Law

, 2014
Acknowledgments Preface Chapter One: Habit and Convention at the Foundation of Custom Chapter Two: Customary Law in Suarez Chapter Three: Jeremy Bentham on Custom Chapter Four: James C.
J. Murphy
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The philosophy of law in the Antarctic

Philosophies of Polar Law, 2020
A. Hemmings
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The Philosophy of Law

Virginia Law Review, 1925
Harry W. Steinbrook, Roland R. Foulke
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The Cambridge Companion to the Philosophy of Law

, 2020

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Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy

1999
In the theoretical — methodological considerations of the study of, law in the sixties and seventies an important part was played by the studies on the specific traits and mutual relations of particular legal disciplines, as well as on the relations of the study of law to non-legal disciplines, mainly to philosophy and social sciences.
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Perelman and the Philosophy of Law

1986
In 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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