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This textbook reviews both traditional and radical approaches to legal theory, with emphasis on the accounts which legal theorists have given of law as a particular form of meaning. It offers an accessible account of contemporary jurisprudence, in its relationship to linguistics, psychology and semiotics.
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reviewed Making sense in jurisprudence on December 11, 2014 Making sense in jurisprudence
Read this as part of our law faculty reading group. We met monthly and Fred Geddicks led discussions. Dworkin provides a liberal's con law theory answer to conservatives' Originalism. I recommend if you have someone like Fred (a Constitutional law expert) to lead you through the book.
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