Educating Oneself in Public
Critical Essays in Jurisprudence
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- Kiadó OUP Oxford
- Megjelenés dátuma 2000. július 6.
- ISBN 9780198268796
- Kötéstípus Keménykötés
- Terjedelem480 oldal
- Méret 243x163x29 mm
- Súly 822 g
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Rövid leírás:
The book is a sophisticated, detailed, and original examination of the main ideas that have dominated Anglo-American legal philosophy since the Second World War. The author critically probes such major themes as: whether there can be right answers to all disputed law cases; how laws and other rules impact on the practical rationality of actors subject to their authority; whether general principles justifying the law must themselves be thought of as part of the law binding on legal actors; the possibility of an interpretivist jurisprudence that is continuous with law practice in a given culture. Since the author has been a participant in many of the debates that made these issues central to late twentieth-century jurisprudence, he is in an excellent position to deepen our understanding of these matters.
TöbbHosszú leírás:
The eleven essays in Educating Oneself in Public: Critical Essays in Jurisprudence constitute an education in the Anglo-American jurisprudence of the second half of the twentieth century. The book examines both the thought of major figures such as H. L. A. Hart, Joseph Raz, Ronald Dworkin, Lon Fuller, and Richard Rorty, and the general themes of major movements such as legal realism, post-modernism, and pragmatism. Despite this focus on the thoughts of others the book is not a survey but is a critical probing of particular ideas often attributed to such figures.
Detailed depth of understanding is sought about: Hart's conception of a `general jurisprudence' that describes law in general; Dworkin's conception of an `internal jurisprudence' that interprets the concept of law of our legal culture; Fuller's ideal of a `functional jurisprudence' that seeks the essence of law in the values it serves; the place of rules in legal and moral reasoning; Raz's idea that laws give `exclusionary reasons' to legal actors subject to such laws; how judges should reason, according to the legal realists; whether there are right answers to all disputed law cases; whether behind the obvious law of legal rules there can exist an unobvious law of legal principles; Finnis's conception of the common good as the function law uniquely serves; in what sense law practice and legal theory are interpretive activities; whether all knowledge, or some discrete realm of knowledge, is peculiarly interpretive in character.
Michael Moore's views on each of these topics are detailed and original, even if the springboards for each discussion are the writings of those who introduced such topics into modern discussions. The introductory chapter includes responses by many of the figures examined in the other essays, together with the author's rejoinders.
Tartalomjegyzék:
INTRODUCTION
Overview
PART 1 Legal Positivism
Introduction to The Concept of Law
Hart's Concluding Scientific Postscript
The Three Concepts of Rules
Authority, Law, and Razian Reasons
PART 2 LEGAL SCEPTICISM
The Need for a Theory of Legal Theories
PART 3 NATURAL LAW
Legal Principles Revisited
Metaphysics, Epistemology, and Legal Theory
Law as a Functional Kind
PART 4 INTERPRETIVIST JURISPRUDENCE
The Interpretive Turn in Modern Theory: A Turn for the Worse?
Interpreting Interpretation
