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2022001611 |
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9781509948901 |
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VITAP |
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23rd |
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340.1 COY |
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13097 |
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Coyle, Sean |
| 245 ## - TITLE STATEMENT |
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Modern Jurisprudence : |
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A Philosophical Guide / |
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Sean Coyle |
| 250 ## - EDITION STATEMENT |
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3rd Ed. |
| 260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. |
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| Place of publication, distribution, etc. |
Oxford, UK; New York, USA |
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Hart Publishing an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing |
| Date of publication, distribution, etc. |
2022 |
| 300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION |
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| Extent |
xiii, 294p. : ill. ; 24cm |
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It includes Preface, Acknowledgements, Contents, and Index Pages etc. |
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Table of Contents<br/>1. Justice, Law and History<br/>Morality<br/>History<br/>Law<br/>Situating Jurisprudence<br/><br/>PART ONE<br/>FOUNDATIONS<br/>2. Origins of the Western Jurisprudential Tradition<br/>A Basic Division<br/>Aristotelian Political Thought<br/>The Abandonment of Aristotle<br/>Justice and Community in Plato<br/>Suggested Reading<br/>3. Jurisprudence – The Classical Tradition<br/>Positive Law<br/>Natural Law<br/>The Relationship between Natural Law and Positive Law<br/>Justice and Determination<br/>Human Knowledge of Natural Law<br/>A Word on Doctrines<br/>Suggested Reading<br/>4. The Emergence of 'Modern' Political Thought<br/>Hobbes's View of the Human Condition<br/>Law and Society<br/>The Political Context of Leviathan<br/>A Divided Inheritance<br/>Excursus<br/>Reason<br/>Sociability<br/>Absolutism<br/>The Right of Nature<br/>Suggested Reading<br/>5. Images of Law from Grotius to Kant<br/>Grotius as a Natural Law Theorist<br/>A New Framework<br/>Suggested Reading<br/><br/>PART TWO<br/>DEBATES<br/>6. Positive Law, Positive Justice: Hart<br/>The Basic Dimensions of Hart's Positivism<br/>The Nature of Law<br/>Law and Morality<br/>Natural Law<br/>Justice and Equality<br/>Suggested Reading<br/>7. Justice in the 'Real World': Dworkin<br/>The Philosopher-Judge<br/>Could the Law be an Expression of Something other than 'Integrity'?<br/>Objectivity, Truth and Scepticism<br/>Philosopher-Kings and Philosopher-Judges<br/>Suggested Reading<br/>8. Justice and the Liberal State: Rawls<br/>Rational Reflection and Questions of Method<br/>The Problem of Justice<br/>The First Principle of Justice<br/>The Second Principle<br/>The Basic Structure in Context<br/>Suggested Reading<br/>9. Justice and the Common Good: Finnis<br/>Introducing the Political Philosophy<br/>The Basic Goods<br/>The Status of Practical Reasonableness<br/>Order, Community and Justice<br/>Justice and Rights<br/>The Overall Direction of Finnis's Account<br/>Suggested Reading<br/>10. Justice and Legality: Fuller<br/>Legality and Justice<br/>Justice and the Institutional Reality of Law<br/>Eunomics: The Theory of Good Order<br/>The Direction of Fuller's Thought<br/>Suggested Reading<br/>11. Justice and Legal Order: Further Reflections<br/>Natural Right and Natural Law<br/>The Origin of the Law's Authority<br/>Legal Order and Positive Law<br/>Summing Up<br/>Suggested Reading<br/><br/>PART THREE<br/>CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES<br/>12. Disruptive Theories<br/>Critical Theory<br/>Critical Race Theory<br/>Feminist Legal Theory<br/>Suggested Reading<br/>13. Conclusions? |
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Description<br/><br/>This textbook presents a clear exploration of the historical developments and ideas that give modern thinking its distinctive shape.<br/><br/>It guides students through the rival standpoints on jurisprudence from the origins of Western jurisprudential thought and the classical tradition to the emergence of 'modern' political thought. Chapters on Hart, Fuller, Rawls, Dworkin and Finnis lead the reader systematically through the terrain of modern legal philosophy, tracing the issues back to fundamental questions of philosophy, and indicating lines of criticism that result in a fresh and original perspective on the subject.<br/><br/>The third edition includes a new chapter on feminist legal scholarship and non-Western approaches.<br/><br/>Praise for the previous editions:<br/><br/>'An ideal starting place for anyone interested in, or studying, legal philosophy ... Its simple but ambitious aim to provide a concise and accessible guide is easily achieved.' (Student Law Journal)<br/><br/>'A decent choice for an introductory course on jurisprudence, or for a serious student who wishes to study on his or her own.' (Canadian Law Library)<br/> |
| 650 #0 - SUBJECT ADDED ENTRY--TOPICAL TERM |
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13098 |
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Jurisprudence; Law—Philosophy |
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<a href="https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/modern-jurisprudence-9781509948901/">https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/modern-jurisprudence-9781509948901/</a> |
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Reference Book |
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23rd |
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340.1 |
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COY |
