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This volume contains a broad range of essays by scholars interested in the interactions between law and philosophy. It examines the themes of the nature of law; and the State, the citizen, and the law.
Reconsidering a dogma : conceptual analysis, the naturalistic turn, and legal philosophy / Kenneth Einar Himma -- Six paths to vertigo-free legal theory / Sylvie Delacroix -- Monism, interpretivism, and law's aim / George Letsas -- Moral evaluation and conceptual analysis in jurisprudential methodology / John Oberdiek and Dennis Patterson -- Objectivity and value : legal arguments and the fallibility of judges / Stephen Guest -- Towards an inferential semantics in jurisprudence / Christoph Kletzer -- An epistemic account of the internal point of view / Antony Hatzistavrou -- Antigone and the nature of law / Tanja Staehler -- The moral is : states make laws / Ross Harrison -- The attack on liberalism / Mark R. Reiff -- Moral reflections on the responsibilities of soldiers : the clue to devizing a legal definition of terrorism / Robert Morris -- Criminal responsibility and public reason / R.A. Duff and S.E. Marshall -- The educative function of law / Brian Burge-Hendrix -- Protest and punishment : the dialogue between civil disobedients and the law / Kimberley Brownlee -- Apology and reparation in a multicultural state / Christopher Bennett -- Contracts, promises, and the demands of moral agency / Emmanuel Voyiakis -- Number and government / Claire Grant.
edited by Michael Freeman and Ross Harrison.
Includes bibliographical references and index.