This book argues that analytical legal naturalism, which avoids the arbitrary principles associated with legal positivism and the odd properties associated with natural law, is a superior alternative for solving hard legal cases, where no close precedent arises or where conflicting precedents seem relevant.
This book argues that analytical legal naturalism, which avoids the arbitrary principles associated with legal positivism and the odd properties associated with natural law, is a superior alternative for solving hard legal cases, where no close precedent arises or where conflicting precedents seem relevant.
S. Zinaich, Jr. is associate professor of philosophy in the Department of History and Philosophy at Purdue University Northwest.
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Contents Preface Introduction 1 The Ancient Greek period (429 B.C.-180 A.D.) 2 The Scholastic Period (1265-1625) 3 The Enlightenment: Hobbes, Pufendorf, Locke and Hume 4 The Counter-Enlightenment Period and Romanticism (1770-1870) 5 Austin, Hart, and Dworkin 6 Toward a Theory of Legal Naturalism Bibliography Index About the Author
Contents Preface Introduction 1 The Ancient Greek period (429 B.C.-180 A.D.) 2 The Scholastic Period (1265-1625) 3 The Enlightenment: Hobbes, Pufendorf, Locke and Hume 4 The Counter-Enlightenment Period and Romanticism (1770-1870) 5 Austin, Hart, and Dworkin 6 Toward a Theory of Legal Naturalism Bibliography Index About the Author
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