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| Organized around seven main headings, this book includes excerpts from 13 cases, as well as numerous readings on legal theory drawn from classical and contemporary sources. |
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Preface.
1. WHAT LAW IS.
2. THE LIMITS OF THE AUTHORITY OF SOCIETY OVER THE INDIVIDUAL.
3. LEGAL REASONING AND ITS CONCEPTUAL TOOLS.
4. LAW AND ECONOMICS: ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY AS GOAL AND EXPLANATION.
5. VARIETIES OF SKEPTICISM ABOUT LEGAL REASONING.
6. THEORIES OF PUNISHMENT.
7. RESPONSIBILITY.
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Arthur J Gurnett
reviewed Philosophy of law on December 18, 2011
Philosophy of law
A required book for any Philosophy of Law class in undergrad, the Feinberg complication gives the reader a great introduction into the philosophic issues involved in legal theory. I enjoyed reading the text in my undergraduate class this semester and recommend it to anyone that is taking a Philosophy of Law class at their undergrad university.
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