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Acknowledgments | |
Introduction | |
Part I. | The Circumstances of Law |
1. Disagreement, Uncertainty, and Authoritative Settlement | |
2. Settlement Requisites and the Nature of Authoritative Rules | |
3. Hierarchies of Rules | |
Part II. | Acting Under Rules |
4. The Problem of Rules | |
5. Interpretation of Rules | |
Part III. | Issues of Legal Reasoning |
6. Reasoning by Analogy | |
7. Reasoning in Light of Precedent | |
8. Reasoning from Legal Principles | |
Part IV. | The Settlement Function and Jurisprudential Debates |
9. Legal Positivism and Natural Law | |
10. Lex, Rules, and Some Miscellaneous Problems of Jurisprudence | |
Notes | |
Index | |
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