01292nam a2200217Ia 450000100070000000500170000700800410002401000130006502000150007804000100009305000210010324500810012426000700020530000250027550400510030050506230035165000290097465000270100365300160103070000280104625117920200229020951.0010802s1996    enk      b    001 0 eng    a95-46077  a0198257864  aPUCPR00aK 331b.A95 199614aThe autonomy of lawbessays on legal positivismcedited by Robert P. George.  aOxfordbClarendon PressaNew YorkbOxford University Pressc1996.  aviii, 339 p.c22 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 tToo thin and too rich : distinguishing features of legal positivismrKent Greenawalt - -tPositivism as pariahrFrederick Schauer - -tDoes positivism matter?rGeorge Wright - -tLaw's autonomy and public practical reasonrGerald J. Postema - -tFarewell to 'legal positivism' : the separation thesis unravellingrKlaus Füfser - -tThe concept of law and The concept of lawrNeil MacCormick - -tThe truth legal positivismrJohn Finnis - -tLaw's normative claimsrPhilip Soper - -tIntention in interpretationrJoseph Raz - -tAuthority and reasonrJules Coleman - -tNatural law and positive lawrRobert P. George. 0aLegal positivism.2Local 0aLawxPhilosophy.2LEMB0 aLawaEthics10aGeorge, Robert P.2LEMB