Understanding jurisprudence: an introduction to legal theory
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NEW TO THIS EDITION XIII
PREFACE XIV
PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION XV
LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURE XVIII
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XIX
1 WHAT S IT ALL ABOUT? 1
2 NATURAL LAW AND MORALITY 15
3 CLASSICAL LEGAL POSITIVISM 71
4 MODERN LEGAL POSITIVISM 93
5 LAW AND MORAL LEGITIMACY 141
6 LEGAL REALISM 173
7 LAW AND SOCIAL THEORY 193
8 HISTORICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL JURISPRUDENCE 233
9 THEORIES OF JUSTICE 251
10 RIGHTS 293
11 WHY OBEY THE LAW? 321
12 WHY PUNISH? 329
13 CRITICAL LEGAL THEORY 341
14 FEMINIST THEORY 367
15 JURISPRUDENCE UNDERSTOOD? 385
GLOSSARY 389
INDEX 393
DETAILED CONTENTS
NEW TO THIS EDITION XIII
PREFACE XIV
PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION XV
LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURE XVIII
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XIX
1 WHAT S IT ALL ABOUT? 1
1.1 AN ANALGESIC? 2
1.2 READING 3
1.3 WHYJURISPRUDENCE? 5
1.4 DESCRIPTIVE, NORMATIVE, AND CRITICAL LEGAL THEORY 6
1.5 IS EATING PEOPLE WRONG? 8
1.6 THE RULE OF LAW 10
1.6.1 DICEY 10
1.6.2 MODERN APPROACHES 11
1.7 THE POINT OF LEGAL THEORY 12
2 NATURAL LAW AND MORALITY 15
2.1 CLASSICAL NATURAL LAW THEORY 16
2.1.1 PLATO AND ARISTOTLE 17
2.1.2 ST THOMAS AQUINAS 18
2.2 CONTEMPORARY NATURAL LAW THEORY 22
2.3 NATURAL LAW IN POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY 23
2.3.1 HOBBES 24
2.3.2 LOCKE 26
2.3.3 ROUSSEAU 27
2.4 THE DECLINE OF NATURAL LAW THEORY 28
2.5 THE REVIVAL OF NATURAL LAW THEORY 29
2.6 JOHNFINNIS 31
2.7 HARD AND SOFT NATURAL LAW? 35
2.8 MORAL REALISM 36
2.9 CRITIQUE 39
2.10 LAW AND MORALITY 39
2.10.1 NATURAL LAWV POSITIVISM 41
2.10.2 HARTVFULLER 42
2.10.3 HART V DEVLIN 45
DETAILED CONTENTS VII
2.11 JUDICIAL MORALITY: A CASE STUDY 50
2.11.1 MORAL QUESTIONS 51
2.11.2 SEMANTIC QUESTIONS 52
2.11.3 PUBLIC OR PRIVATE MORALITY? 55
2.11.4 THE JUDGE S DUTY 57
2.11.5 THEJUDGE S CHOICE 58
2.11.6 THEJUDGE S SURRENDER 61
2.11.7 THE JUDGE AND THE LAWYER 62
QUESTIONS 63
FURTHER READING 65
3 CLASSICAL LEGAL POSITIVISM 71
3.1 WHAT IS LEGAL POSITIVISM? 71
3.1.1 WHAT LEGAL POSITIVISM IS NOT 73
3.2 JEREMY BENTHAM: THE LUTHER OF JURISPRUDENCE? 74
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3.3 JOHN AUSTIN: NAIVE EMPIRICIST? 79
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3.4 BENTHAM AND AUSTIN COMPARED 82
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4 MODERN LEGAL POSITIVISM 93
4.1 THE FOUNDATIONS 93
4.2 HLAHART 95
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4.3 HANSKELSEN 106
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3.2.1
3.2.2
3.2.3
IN SEARCH OF DETERMINACY
JUDGE & CO
CODIFICATION
JOHN AUSTIN: NAIVE EMPIRICIST?
3.3.1
3.3.2
3.3.3
IMPERATIVES
LAWS PROPERLY SO CALLED
LAW AND POWER
BENTHAM AND AUSTIN COMPARED
3.4.1
3.4.2
3.4.3
3.4.4
3.4.5
THEIR GENERAL APPROACHES
THE DEFINITION OF LAW
COMMANDS
SOVEREIGNTY
SANCTIONS
QUESTIONS
FURTHER READING
HLAHART
4.2.1
4.2.2
4.2.3
4.2.4
4.2.5
4.2.6
4.2.7
4.2.8
4.2.9
4.2.10
4.2.11
HART AS LEGAL POSITIVIST
LAW AND LANGUAGE
LAW AS A SYSTEM OF RULES
SOCIAL RULES
SECONDARY RULES
THE RULE OF RECOGNITION
THE EXISTENCE OF A LEGAL SYSTEM
THE INTERNAL POINT OF VIEW
THEJUDICIAL FUNCTION
AN ESSAY IN DESCRIPTIVE SOCIOLOGY ?
CRITIQUE
HANS KELSEN
4.3.1
4.3.2
UNADULTERATED LAW
A HIERARCHY OF NORMS
VIII DETAILED CONTENTS
4.3.3 THE GRUNDNORM 111
4.3.4 VALIDITY, EFFICACY, AND REVOLUTION 115
4.3.5 INTERNATIONAL LAW 118
4.3.6 KELSEN AND KANT 122
4.3.7 DEMOCRACY AND THE RULE OF LAW 124
4.3.8 CRITIQUE 125
4.4 JOSEPH RAZ 126
4.4.1 THE SOURCES THESIS 127
4.4.2 PRACTICAL REASON 128
4.4.3 COMMITTED AND DETACHED STATEMENTS 128
4.4.4 CRITIQUE 129
4.5 HARD AND SOFT POSITIVISM 131
QUESTIONS 135
FURTHER READING 136
5 LAWAND MORAL LEGITIMACY 141
5.1 AN OVERVIEW 142
5.2 THE ASSAULT ON POSITIVISM 143
5.2.1 PRINCIPLES AND POLICIES 145
5.2.2 HERCULES AND HARD CASES 146
5.2.3 ONE RIGHT ANSWER 147
5.2.4 THE SEMANTIC STING 148
5.2.5 THE RIGHTS THESIS 151
5.2.6 LAW AS LITERATURE 152
5.2.7 LAW AS INTEGRITY 153
5.2.8 COMMUNITY 155
5.3 EQUALITY 156
5.4 GOOD LIVES AND LIVINGWELL 158
5.5 THE ASSAULT ON DWORKIN 159
5.5.1 THE ATTACK ON HART 160
5.5.2 THE LAW 163
5.5.3 THE RIGHTS THESIS 163
5.5.4 A HARD CASE IS INADEQUATELY DEFINED 163
5.5.5 HERCULES IS OBJECTIONABLE 164
5.5.6 THE THEORY TRAVELS BADLY 164
5.5.7 ONE RIGHT ANSWER 166
5.5.8 LAW AND LITERATURE 166
5.5.9 INTEGRITY AND FIT 167
5.5.10 A SEMANTIC THEORY? 168
QUESTIONS 169
FURTHER READING 170
6 LEGAL REALISM 173
6.1 WHAT ARE REALISTS REALISTIC ABOUT? 173
6.2 AMERICAN REALISM 174
6.2.1 OLIVER WENDELL HOLMESJR 177
DETAILED CONTENTS IX
6.2.2 KARL LLEWELLYN 178
6.2.3 JEROME FRANK 180
6.2.4 THE AMERICAN REALIST METHOD 181
6.3 THE SCANDINAVIAN REALISTS 183
6.3.1 ALFROSS 184
6.3.2 KARL OLIVECRONA 187
6.3.3 CRITIQUE 188
6.4 REALISM AND PSYCHOLOGY 189
QUESTIONS 190
FURTHER READING 191
7 LAW AND SOCIAL THEORY 193
7.1 WHAT IS A SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE? 194
7.2 ROSCOE POUND 195
7.2.1 SOCIAL INTERESTS AND JURAL POSTULATES 196
7.2.2 CRITIQUE OF POUND 196
7.3 EUGENEHRLICH 198
7.4 EMILE DURKHEIM 199
7.4.1 LAW AND SOCIAL SOLIDARITY 200
7.4.2 THE FUNCTION OF PUNISHMENT 200
7.4.3 CRITIQUE OF DURKHEIM 202
7.5 MAX WEBER 203
7.5.1 WEBER S TYPOLOGY OF LAW 203
7.5.2 WEBER S THEORY OF LEGITIMATE DOMINATION 206
7.5.3 CAPITALISM AND LAW 207
7.5.4 CRITIQUE OF WEBER 209
7.6 KARL MARX 211
7.6.1 HISTORICISM 212
7.6.2 BASE AND SUPERSTRUCTURE 212
7.6.3 IDEOLOGY 213
7.6.4 GOODBYE TO LAW? 215
7.6.5 LEGAL FETISHISM 215
7.6.6 CONFLICT OR CONSENSUS? 216
7.7 MICHEL FOUCAULT 221
7.7.1 POWER 222
7.7.2 THE LAW 223
7.7.3 CRITIQUE 224
7.8 JURGEN HABERMAS 224
7.8.1 THE MODERN STATE 225
7.8.2 THE LAW 226
7.8.3 CRITIQUE 227
7.9 AUTOPOIESIS 227
7.10 WHITHER THE SOCIOLOGY OF LAW? 228
QUESTIONS 229
FURTHER READING 229
DETAILED CONTENTS
HISTORICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL JURISPRUDENCE 233
8.1 WHY DO LEGAL SYSTEMS DIFFER? 233
8.2 THE HISTORICAL SCHOOL 235
8.2.1 SAVIGNY 235
8.3 SIR HENRY MAINE 238
8.3.1 THE EVOLUTION OF LAW 239
8.3.2 NATURAL LAW 239
8.3.3 FICTIONS 240
8.3.4 CRITIQUE 241
8.4 ANTHROPOLOGICAL JURISPRUDENCE 241
8.4.1 LAW IN TRIBAL SOCIETIES 242
8.4.2 BRONISLAW MALINOWSKI 242
8.4.3 EADAMSONHOEBEL 243
8.4.4 MAXGLUCKMAN 244
8.4.5 PAUL BOHANNAN 244
8.4.6 LEOPOLD POSPISIL 245
8.4.7 OTHER THEORISTS 245
8.5 LEGAL PLURALISM 246
QUESTIONS 247
FURTHER READING 247
THEORIES OF JUSTICE 251
9.1 ARISTOTLE AND VIRTUE 252
9.2 KANT AND DUTY 254
9.3 UTILITARIANISM 256
9.3.1 CONSEQUENCES 257
9.3.2 PREFERENCES 258
9.3.3 CRITIQUE 259
9.4 THE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF LAW 261
9.4.1 CRITIQUE 266
9.5 JUSTICE AS FAIRNESS 267
9.5.1 THE REJECTION OF UTILITARIANISM 268
9.5.2 SOCIAL CONTRACTARIANISM 269
9.5.3 THE ORIGINAL POSITION 269
9.5.4 THE TWO PRINCIPLES OF JUSTICE 270
9.5.5 RECONSIDERATION 272
9.5.6 CRITIQUE 274
9.6 COMMUNITARIANISM 276
9.6.1 CRITIQUE 279
9.7 LIBERTARIANISM 280
9.7.1 CRITIQUE 283
9.8 EQUALITY 284
9.8.1 WHAT IS IT? 285
9.8.2 AGAINST EQUALITY 286
DETAILED CONTENTS XI
9.9 CAPABILITY 287
9.9.1 CRITIQUE 289
QUESTIONS 290
FURTHER READING 291
10 RIGHTS 293
10.1 WHAT IS A RIGHT? 293
10.2 THEORIES OF RIGHTS 297
10.2.1 RIGHT-BASED THEORIES 298
10.3 HUMAN RIGHTS 300
10.3.1 COMMUNITARIANISM 302
10.3.2 RELATIVISM 302
10.3.3 UTILITARIANISM 303
10.3.4 SOCIALISM 304
10.3.5 LEGAL POSITIVISM 304
10.3.6 CRITICAL THEORY 305
10.4 THE FUTURE OF HUMAN RIGHTS 305
10.5 ANIMAL RIGHTS 306
10.5.1 EARLY PHILOSOPHICAL INFLUENCES 306
10.5.2 UTILITARIANISM 307
10.5.3 RIGHTS 308
10.5.4 SOCIAL CONTRACTARIANISM 312
10.5.5 INTRINSIC WORTH 313
10.5.6 THE RIGHTS OF ANIMALS 314
QUESTIONS 317
FURTHER READING 318
11 WHY OBEY THE LAW? 321
11.1 THE TERMS OF THE DEBATE 321
11.1.1 A PRIMA FACIE DUTY? 322
11.1.2 JUSTIFYING THE DUTY 323
QUESTIONS 326
FURTHER READING 326
12 WHY PUNISH? 329
12.1 JUSTIFYING PUNISHMENT 330
12.2 RETRIBUTIVISM 332
12.2.1 WEAK AND STRONG RETRIBUTIVISTS 333
12.2.2 CRITIQUE 334
12.3 CONSEQUENTIALISM 335
12.4 CRITIQUE 335
12.5 RESTORATIVEJUSTICE 336
12.6 CRITIQUE 336
12.7 DENUNCIATION 337
XII DETAILED CONTENTS
12.8 CRITIQUE 337
QUESTIONS 337
FURTHER READING 338
13 CRITICAL LEGAL THEORY 341
13.1 CRITICAL LEGAL STUDIES 342
13.1.1 TRASHING CLS? 346
13.2 POSTMODERN LEGAL THEORY 348
13.2.1 WHAT IS IT? 349
13.2.2 THE DEATH OF THE SUBJECT 350
13.2.3 JACQUES LACAN 351
13.2.4 JACQUES DERRIDA 351
13.2.5 FOUCAULTAND HABERMAS 353
13.2.6 THE POSTMODERN AGENDA 353
13.2.7 LANGUAGE 354
13.2.8 CRITICAL THEORY AND INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS 355
13.2.9 CRITIQUE 356
13.3 CRITICAL RACE THEORY 357
13.3.1 CRT AND FEMINIST THEORY 360
13.3.2 CRT AND POSTMODERNISM 361
QUESTIONS 362
FURTHER READING 363
14 FEMINIST THEORY 367
14.1 ORIGINS OF FEMINISM 368
14.2 LEGAL FEMINISMS 370
14.2.1 LIBERAL FEMINISM 370
14.2.2 RADICAL FEMINISM 372
14.2.3 POSTMODERN FEMINISM 374
14.2.4 DIFFERENCE FEMINISM 375
14.2.5 OTHER FEMINISMS 377
14.3 FEMINISM AND JUSTICE 377
14.3.1 THE SOCIAL CONTRACT AND WOMEN 378
14.4 CRITIQUE 379
QUESTIONS 380
FURTHER READING 381
15 JURISPRUDENCE UNDERSTOOD? 385
GLOSSARY 389
INDEX 393
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