Neil MacCormick (1941-2009) was one of the twentieth century's most important legal philosophers and one of Scotland's most influential public intellectuals. This book tells the story of both his philosophical and his political life, from his political childhood in Glasgow to his theories of law and practical reason.
Neil MacCormick (1941-2009) was one of the twentieth century's most important legal philosophers and one of Scotland's most influential public intellectuals. This book tells the story of both his philosophical and his political life, from his political childhood in Glasgow to his theories of law and practical reason.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Maksymilian Del Mar is Professor of Legal Theory and Legal Humanities at the School of Law at Queen Mary University of London. His first book, Artefacts of Legal Inquiry: The Value of Imagination in Adjudication (2020) won the 2022 Commendations for Excellence by the International Association of Legal and Social Philosophy (the IVR). It has been the subject of numerous symposia in journals, attracting reviews by theorists of legal reasoning, philosophers of imagination, and literary theorists and historians. He has edited numerous volumes, including The Oxford Handbook of Law and Humanities, and serves as an editor, since 2017, of the Law in Context series, and, since 2024, Elements in Legal Humanities, both for Cambridge University Press.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: reading with character 1. Scottish home rule: a political childhood in Glasgow 2. A land of many tongues: language, self, and community 3. A democratic intellect: the making of a Glaswegian moral philosopher 4. A Scot in Oxford: law and politics in England and America 5. 'Taking it to Hart': protest, authority, and the morality of law 6. A jurist in search of good government: law, liberty, and justice 7. A philosophically credible nationalism? Constitutional change in Scotland 8. European futures: post-sovereignty, subsidiarity, and constitutional pluralism 9. The relational life of institutional legal theory 10. Reason, philosophy, character: a matter of civility epilogue: death and character Neil MacCormick: a bibliography General bibliography.
Introduction: reading with character 1. Scottish home rule: a political childhood in Glasgow 2. A land of many tongues: language, self, and community 3. A democratic intellect: the making of a Glaswegian moral philosopher 4. A Scot in Oxford: law and politics in England and America 5. 'Taking it to Hart': protest, authority, and the morality of law 6. A jurist in search of good government: law, liberty, and justice 7. A philosophically credible nationalism? Constitutional change in Scotland 8. European futures: post-sovereignty, subsidiarity, and constitutional pluralism 9. The relational life of institutional legal theory 10. Reason, philosophy, character: a matter of civility epilogue: death and character Neil MacCormick: a bibliography General bibliography.
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