
These Essays, Which Cover A Wide Range Of Topics, Were Written By Professor Hart Between 1953 And 1981, And First Appeared In A Variety Of Different Books And Journals. Part I General Theory -- Definition And Theory Of Jurisprudence (first Published 1953) -- Positivism And Separation Of Law And Morals (first Published 1958) -- Problems Of The Philosophy Of Law (first Published 1967) -- Part Ii American Jurisprudence -- American Jurisprudence Through English Eyes: The Nightmare And The Noble Dream (first Published 1977) -- 1776-1976: Law In The Perspective Of Philosophy (first Published 1976) -- Part Iii Scandinavian Jurisprudence -- Scandinavian Realism (first Published 1959) -- Self-referring Laws (first Published 1964) -- Part Iv Liberty, Utility And Rights -- Utilitarianism And Natural Rights (first Published 1978) -- Between Utility And Rights (first Published 1973) -- Rawls On Liberty And Its Priority (first Published 1973) -- Social Solidarity And The Enforcement Of Morality (first Published 1967) -- Part V Four Legal Theorists -- Jhering's Heaven Concepts And Modern Analytical Jurisprudence (first Published 1970) -- Diamonds And String: Holmes On The Common Law (first Published 1963) -- Kelsen Visited (first Published 1963) -- Kelsen's Doctrine Of The Unity Of Law (first Published 1968) -- Lon L. Fuller: The Morality Of Law (first Published 1965) -- Part Vi -- The House Of Lords On Attempting The Impossible (first Published 1981) By H.l.a. Hart. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.
This collection investigates the foundational relationship between law, morality, and the analytical structures that define legal systems. H.L.A. Hart, a prominent legal philosopher and former Professor of Jurisprudence at Oxford, compiles decades of his scholarly work to refine the positivist understanding of legal theory. The text argues for a rigorous separation of law and morals while critically examining the intersections of utilitarianism, rights, and the works of other influential legal theorists.
What You Will Find
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Legal scholars and students of philosophy frequently cite this collection as a primary resource for understanding the evolution of 20th-century analytical jurisprudence. Readers often note the high level of academic density and the precise, logical rigor characteristic of Hart's prose.
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Publication Date:
1900-01-01
Publisher:
Clarendon
ISBN-10:
0191018724
ISBN-13:
9780191018725
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