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McCoubrey & White's textbook on jurisprudence
Logically organized to support the topics commonly taught on jurisprudence and legal theory courses, this text provides an easy-to-follow and digestible account of this wide-ranging subject, making it the ideal companion text for further reading and research throughout your course
1. What is jurisprudence? -- 2. Natural law -- 3. Classical legal positivism : Bentham, Austin, and Kelsen -- 4. Hart : the critical project -- 5. Hart?s theory of law -- 6. Post-Hart analytical philosophy of law : Dworkin and Raz -- 7. The building blocks of law: norms and their nature -- 8. Governing and obedience -- 9. Law and adjudication -- 10. The legal and political philosophy of Thomas Hobbes -- 11. The legal and political philosophy of Immanuel Kant -- 12. John Rawls' political liberalism -- 13. Marxist and post-Marxist theories of law -- 14. Feminist legal theory -- 15. Postmodern legal theory
Professor J. E. Penner, Professor of Law, University College London; Dr. E. Melissaris, Senior Lecturer in Law, London School of Economics
Includes bibliographical references and index