Title | Kazimierz Opaลek Selected Papers in Legal Philosophy [electronic resource] / edited by Jan Woleลski |
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Imprint | Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer, 1999 |
Connect to | http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-9257-4 |
Descript | VIII, 344 p. online resource |
Editorโs Introduction -- I. General Problems of Legal Philosophy -- The โGeneral Science of Lawโ: Main Approaches and Their History -- The Peculiarities of the Study of Law and the Question of Integration -- The Complexity of Law and of the Methods of Its Study -- State and Law: An Attempt at Integration of the Juristic with the Sociological Approach -- The Problem of the Validity of Law -- The Rule of Law and Natural Law -- Internal and External Integration of the Study of Law -- Law and Politics in Time and Space -- Present Status of Legal Philosophy -- The Concept of โPositive Lawโ -- Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy -- II. Problems of Norms and Legal Language -- Some Problems of the Theory of Norms -- The Problem of โDirective Meaningโ -- The Problem of the Existence of the Norm -- On the Logical-Semantic Structure of Directives -- Norm and Conduct, the Problem of the โFulfilmentโ of the Norm -- Directives, Optatives, and Value Statements -- Directive Discourse -- โDoing Things with Wordsโ and the Law -- Directives, Norms, and Performatives