Jurisprudence or legal science? : a debate about the nature of legal theory /

Jurisprudence or legal science? : a debate about the nature of legal theory / / edited by Sean Coyle and George Pavlakos.

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Notes:"Volume springs from a workshop with the same title which was held on 25-26 October at Queens University, Belfast"--Pref.
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spelling Jurisprudence or legal science? [electronic resource] : a debate about the nature of legal theory / edited by Sean Coyle and George Pavlakos.
Oxford ; Portland, Or. : Hart Publishing, 2005.
174 p.
"Volume springs from a workshop with the same title which was held on 25-26 October at Queens University, Belfast"--Pref.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Two concepts of legal analysis / Sean Coyle -- The truth of legal analysis / Jonathan Gorman -- The nature of legal philosophy / Robert Alexy -- Method in law : revision and description / Veronica Rodriquez-Blanco -- Normative knowledge and the nature of law / George Pavlakos -- Law's claim to correctness / Carsten Heidemann -- Can jurisprudence without empiricism ever be a science? / Philip Leith and John Morison.
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2015. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.
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title Jurisprudence or legal science? a debate about the nature of legal theory /
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Two concepts of legal analysis /
The truth of legal analysis /
The nature of legal philosophy /
Method in law : revision and description /
Normative knowledge and the nature of law /
Law's claim to correctness /
Can jurisprudence without empiricism ever be a science? /
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title_alt Two concepts of legal analysis /
The truth of legal analysis /
The nature of legal philosophy /
Method in law : revision and description /
Normative knowledge and the nature of law /
Law's claim to correctness /
Can jurisprudence without empiricism ever be a science? /
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The truth of legal analysis /
The nature of legal philosophy /
Method in law : revision and description /
Normative knowledge and the nature of law /
Law's claim to correctness /
Can jurisprudence without empiricism ever be a science? /
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