On justice and law
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On justice and law
Aarhus University Press, c1996
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [152]-160) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The purpose of law is to regulate various aspects of social life. Most theories of law elevate just one of these functions of the law to a universal or supreme level, whilst turning a blind eye to the others. Stig Jorgensen argues that any plausible theory of law must take into account all relationships of law, covering language interpretation of rules and facts, contradiction and arbitrariness, teleological legal argumentation, concept of equality, and morality. The concept of Justice is later isolated showing the primary human need to believe in a final weighing up of one's actions or failures.
目次
- Part One: JUSTICE AND LAW -- Epistemology and the Theory of Law
- Interpretation and Description
- Alf Ross's Theory
- Rules and Principles
- Model and Analogy
- Pluralis Juris
- Judicial Discretion
- Natural Law and Justice
- Conclusions. Part 2: JUSTICE -- Concept and History
- Justice and Equality
- Equality or Arbitrariness
- Rule - Principle
- Morality and Justice
- Conditions of Validity or Function
- Pluralism and Legal Principles
- Anthropology and Politics
- Just War and Positive Law
- The Law of Reaction
- Justice in Literature
- Justice and Duty
- Symmetry and Justice
- Justice as Process
- Competence to Act
- The Merits of a Case: Law and Politics
- Reasonable and Just
- Justice and Natural Law
- Abuse of the Law
- Priority
- Conclusions. References
- Index.
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