This book engages the field of practice theory in order to consider law as a social practice.
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Autorenporträt
Maciej Dybowski is Assistant Professor at Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznä, Poland. Weronika Dzi¿gielewska is PhD Candidate at Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznä, Poland. Wojciech Rzepi¿ski is PhD Candidate at Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznä, Poland.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Why Practice Theory and Law? Introduction Maciej Dybowski, Weronika Dzi gielewska, Wojciech Rzepi ski Part I: Making Practices Explicit 2. The Concept of 'Practice' and Its Complications Kjeld Schmidt 3. Rethinking Social Theory with Inspiration from Practice Theory and Pragmatism Anders Buch 4. Inside Human Practices Jaroslav Peregrin 5. Science of Law as the Pragmatic Meta-Vocabulary: Explaining Legal Concepts via Practices Maciej Dybowski Part II: Law as an Explicit Practice 6. Law's Authority: Authorizing or Obligating? A Comment on the Planning Theory of Law George Pavlakos 7. Legal Positivism and the Concept of Practice Jesus Vega 8. Conventions, Recognition, and the Practical Point of View Sebastián Figueroa Rubio 9. Human Agency and Law as a Social Practice Yarran Hominh 10. Justifiability of Judicial Decisions, Skeptical Solution and Descriptivist Picture of Legal Discourse Michä Wieczorkowski Part III: Disentangling Legal Practice 11. Normative Change in the Legal Practice Weronika Dzi gielewska 12. Intuition and Judicial Morality in Hard Cases Tomasz Zygmunt-Gruszka 13. Normative Folk Psychology and Legal Practice Maciej Próchnicki 14. Situations and Attitudes within Legal Practices Wojciech Rzepi ski 15. The Implicit and Fundamental Normative Structure of Legal Practices: Practical Attitudes of Recognition and Practical Attitudes of Acceptance Pedro Caballero Elbersci
1. Why Practice Theory and Law? Introduction Maciej Dybowski, Weronika Dzi gielewska, Wojciech Rzepi ski Part I: Making Practices Explicit 2. The Concept of 'Practice' and Its Complications Kjeld Schmidt 3. Rethinking Social Theory with Inspiration from Practice Theory and Pragmatism Anders Buch 4. Inside Human Practices Jaroslav Peregrin 5. Science of Law as the Pragmatic Meta-Vocabulary: Explaining Legal Concepts via Practices Maciej Dybowski Part II: Law as an Explicit Practice 6. Law's Authority: Authorizing or Obligating? A Comment on the Planning Theory of Law George Pavlakos 7. Legal Positivism and the Concept of Practice Jesus Vega 8. Conventions, Recognition, and the Practical Point of View Sebastián Figueroa Rubio 9. Human Agency and Law as a Social Practice Yarran Hominh 10. Justifiability of Judicial Decisions, Skeptical Solution and Descriptivist Picture of Legal Discourse Michä Wieczorkowski Part III: Disentangling Legal Practice 11. Normative Change in the Legal Practice Weronika Dzi gielewska 12. Intuition and Judicial Morality in Hard Cases Tomasz Zygmunt-Gruszka 13. Normative Folk Psychology and Legal Practice Maciej Próchnicki 14. Situations and Attitudes within Legal Practices Wojciech Rzepi ski 15. The Implicit and Fundamental Normative Structure of Legal Practices: Practical Attitudes of Recognition and Practical Attitudes of Acceptance Pedro Caballero Elbersci
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