Modern legal theory problems and perspectives edited by Stephen C. Hicks.
Detalles de publicación: Littleton, Colo. F.B. Rothman 1998.Descripción: xx, 385 p. 23 cmISBN:- 0837706874 (paper : alk. paper)
- 9780837706870 (paper : alk. paper)
- 0837706882 (cloth : alk. paper)
- 9780837706887 (cloth : alk. paper)
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- K 235 .M63 1998
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This book of readings was designed for an introductory course in the theory of modern, Western law. The materials mine the depths of history, philosophy, politics, & ethics to bring to view a certain story of the present, past & future condition of modern Western legal theory, namely that "modern" legal theory is reaching its end with the new millennium.
Includes bibliographical references.
Ch. 1. The problem : what is law and what is it for? -- Ch. 2. The crisis in law and the legal profession : then, now, and always -- Ch. 3. Legal education : origins, theory, and effects -- Ch. 4. Modern legal theory : background and agenda -- Ch. 5. Society, morality, and the content of law -- Ch. 6. The force of law : conscience, coercion, and compromise -- Ch. 7. Justice and the rule of law -- Ch. 8. Judging, justification, and legal reason -- Ch. 9. The problem of the basis of law -- Ch. 10. Punishment, responsibility, and the individual -- Ch. 11. Law, technology, and the individual -- Ch. 12. Gender, law, and the individual -- Ch. 13. The origins and evolution of law -- Ch. 14. Community, politics, and the individual -- Ch. 15. Radical critiques of law -- Ch. 16. Beyond the horizon.
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- Preface(p. ix)
- Acknowledgments(p. xiii)
- Introduction(p. xv)
- Chapter I. The Problem: What Is Law and What Is It For?(p. 1)
- Chapter II. The Crisis in Law and the Legal Profession: Then, Now, Always(p. 21)
- Chapter III. Legal Education: Origins, Theory, and Effects(p. 45)
- Chapter IV. Modern Legal Theory: Background and Agenda(p. 71)
- Chapter V. Society, Morality, and the Content of Law(p. 99)
- Chapter VI. The Force of Law: Conscience, Coercion, and Compromise(p. 125)
- Chapter VII. Justice and the Rule of Law(p. 151)
- Chapter VIII. Judging, Justification, and Legal Reason(p. 177)
- Chapter IX. The Problem of the Basis of Law(p. 203)
- Chapter X. Punishment, Responsibility, and the Individual(p. 229)
- Chapter XI. Law, Technology, and the Individual(p. 247)
- Chapter XII. Gender, Law, and the Individual(p. 265)
- Chapter XIII. The Origins and Evolution of Law(p. 283)
- Chapter XIV. Community, Politics, and the Individual(p. 301)
- Chapter XV. Radical Critiques of Law(p. 327)
- Chapter XVI. Beyond the Horizon(p. 357)