In this important collection of papers, Dennis Patterson continues to show the importance of Wittgenstein's thought for problems in legal theory. Ranging across issues in the philosophy of mind to questions of meaning and normativity, this collection of papers is essential reading for anyone with an interest in legal theory.
In this important collection of papers, Dennis Patterson continues to show the importance of Wittgenstein's thought for problems in legal theory. Ranging across issues in the philosophy of mind to questions of meaning and normativity, this collection of papers is essential reading for anyone with an interest in legal theory.
Dennis Patterson is Board of Governors Professor of Law and Philosophy at Rutgers University, Professor of Legal Theory and Legal Philosophy at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy and he holds a Chair in Legal Theory and International Trade at Swansea University, UK.
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Contents: Preface Introduction Moral evaluation and conceptual analysis in jurisprudential methodology (with John Oberdiek) Dworkin on the semantics of legal and political concepts Wittgenstein on understanding and interpretation (comments on the work of Thomas Morawetz) Notes on the methodology debate in contemporary jurisprudence: why sociologists might be interested Interpretation in law Fashionable nonsense Normativity and objectivity in law Explicating the internal point of view Langdell's legacy Wittgenstein and constitutional theory Conscience and the constitution Law's pragmatism: a theory of law as practice and narrative Law's practice Realist semantics and legal theory Interpretation in law: toward a reconstruction of the current debate Name index.
Contents: Preface Introduction Moral evaluation and conceptual analysis in jurisprudential methodology (with John Oberdiek) Dworkin on the semantics of legal and political concepts Wittgenstein on understanding and interpretation (comments on the work of Thomas Morawetz) Notes on the methodology debate in contemporary jurisprudence: why sociologists might be interested Interpretation in law Fashionable nonsense Normativity and objectivity in law Explicating the internal point of view Langdell's legacy Wittgenstein and constitutional theory Conscience and the constitution Law's pragmatism: a theory of law as practice and narrative Law's practice Realist semantics and legal theory Interpretation in law: toward a reconstruction of the current debate Name index.
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