Perspectives in jurisprudence : an analysis of H.L.A. Hart's legal theory / Eric J. Boos.
1998
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Title
Perspectives in jurisprudence : an analysis of H.L.A. Hart's legal theory / Eric J. Boos.
Published
New York : P. Lang, [1998]
Copyright
©1998
Call Number
K230.H3652 66 1998
ISBN
0820439029 (alk. paper)
Description
212 pages ; 23 cm.
System Control No.
(OCoLC)37269238
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages [203]-212).
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Table of Contents
Introduction
1
Ch. 1
Statement of the Problem
7
1.1Reasons for Exploring Hart
10
1.2Elements of the Natural Law Tradition
11
1.3The Utilitarian View of Natural Law
15
1.4The Relationship Between Law and Morality
17
1.5Law and Morality as an Expression of the Is/Ought
23
1.6Validity, Authority and the Aim of Law
26
Ch. 2
Hart's Advance of the Debate
29
2.1Hart's Position
30
2.2Hart's Disclaimer
33
2.3The Language of Obligation
41
2.4Separating Law and Morality
46
2.5Hart's Analysis of Austin and the Command Theory
51
Ch. 3
Exploring Hart's Position
57
3.1Dworkin's Criticisms of Hart
58
3.2Hart's Rebuttal
63
3.3A Brief Look at Fuller's Analysis of Hart
66
3.4Attitudes of Acceptance and the Validity of Law
68
3.5Natural Facts and the Minimum Moral Content of Law
75
3.6Hart's Misapplication of Hume's Theory
81
Ch. 4
Practical Implications
87
4.1Justice and Equality
91
4.2Toward a Compromise
97
4.3Where Law and Life Meet
101
4.4The Utilitarian Influence on Hart
107
Ch. 5
Toward a Legal Psychology
117
5.1An Analysis From Bayles
119
5.2Rules
127
5.3The Ultimate Rule and the Internal Perspective
135
Ch. 6
The Compatibility of Hart and St. Thomas
147
6.1A Review of Hart's Position on St. Thomas
147
6.2Problems in Interpretation
150
6.3Goerner and the Unconventional View
153
6.4The Value of Thomistic Legal Psychology
158
6.5Conclusion
165
Notes
171
Bibliography
203