Jurisprudence

London School of Economics (LSE)

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Jurisprudence : Legality and Legalism
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    Jurisprudence : Legality and Legalism

  • Detailed analysis of Hart-Fuller debate on Rule of Law (including Raz's view), a critique of legalism (Marxism, Robert Cover, Judith Shklar).
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Jurisprudence : Adjudication
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    Jurisprudence : Adjudication

  • Detailed analysis of law and adjudication : Radical Scepticism (Singer); The Positivist Response: Partial Constraint (Hart, Raz;, Interpretation, Coherence (MacCormick), and the ‘One Right Answer’ Thesis (Dworkin); Incommensurability (Finnis) and Pluralism (Sunstein)
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Jurisprudence : Rawls and Political Liberalism
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    Jurisprudence : Rawls and Political Liberalism

  • Detailed analysis of Rawls and Political Liberalism, the role of the overlapping consensus and public reason in fostering a sense of justice.
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Jurisprudence : Arendt Jurisprudence : Arendt
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    Jurisprudence : Arendt

  • Detailed analysis of Hannah Arendt's concept of the political, and in particular the notion of ‘political freedom’, as well as consider what new perspective on law this demands.
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Dworkin and Legal Positivism
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    Dworkin and Legal Positivism

  • Dworkin argues that Hart’s descriptive theory fails because it can’t explain the way we really talk about law. Hart’s theory, he says, implies that we share core criteria for determining what law is, and the disagreements that remain are over borderline issues.
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Hart and Legal Positivism
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    Hart and Legal Positivism

  • Hart puts forward the view that law (a legal system) is the union of two kinds of rules: primary and secondary rules. Primary rules are those rules that directly govern our conduct: rules that tell us what to do, like the law against committing murder, or requiring us to pay our taxes. Secondary rules, on the other hand, are rules about the primary rules, telling us how those primary rules can be changed, applied and identified.
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