Wittgenstein and law
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Wittgenstein and law
(Philosophers and law)
Ashgate, c2004
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- What it means to follow a rule of law / Philip Bobbitt
- Normativity and objectivity in law / Dennis Patterson
- Understanding disagreement, the root issue of jurisprudence : applying Wittgenstein to positivism, critical theory, and judging / Thomas Morawetz
- The activity of being a lawyer : the imaginative pursuit of implications and possibilities / Thomas D. Eisele
- Constitutional adjudication as a craft-bound excellence / Douglas Lind
- Finding Wittgenstein at the core of the rule of recognition / Anthony J. Sebok
- Focusing the law : what legal interpretation is not / Martin Stone
- No easy cases? / Andrei Marmor
- Ronald Dworkin's Right answers thesis through the lens of Wittgenstein / Louis E. Wolcher
- The application (and mis-application) of Wittgenstein's rule-following considerations to legal theory / Brian Bix
- Linguistic indeterminacy and the rule of law : on the perils of misunderstanding Wittgenstein / Christian Zapf and Eben Moglen
- Wittgenstein, realism and CLS : undermining rule scepticism / Scott Landers
