Full Description
This book serves as a comprehensive introduction to analytical jurisprudence, exploring themes related to legal philosophy, the nature of law, the philosophy of justice, and fundamental legal concepts. It is invaluable for undergraduate students studying law, offering them a foundational understanding of legal theory. Practitioners in the legal field benefit from deepening their grasp of legal philosophy and its implications for the practice of law. Policymakers gain insights into the philosophical underpinnings of legal systems, which can inform the development of just and equitable laws. The general public also benefits from becoming more aware of the philosophical foundations of the legal system, fostering a greater understanding of the principles that underlie the law.
Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction to the Analytical School of Jurisprudence
Chapter 2 Distinguishing Analytical Jurisprudence From Legal Formalism
Chapter 3 Language and the Law in Development
Chapter 4 Overview of General Jurisprudence
Chapter 5 Geopolitical Dynamics in the Law
Chapter 6 Categories of Analytical Jurisprudence
Chapter 7 Differential Application of Contextualized Jurisprudence
Chapter 8 Critique of Current Jurisprudence and Prospects
