Titlebook: Essays in Legal and Moral Philosophy; Hans Kelsen Book 1973 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1973 moral philosophy.moralit

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Henry H. Hausner (Adjunct Professor)e sense) — that it is a specific property of law to be “l(fā)ogical”; which is to say, that in their mutual relations the norms of law correspond to the principles of logic. This presupposes that these principles — notably the law of non-contradiction and the rule of inference — are applicable to norms in general and to legal norms in particular.

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Law and Logic,e sense) — that it is a specific property of law to be “l(fā)ogical”; which is to say, that in their mutual relations the norms of law correspond to the principles of logic. This presupposes that these principles — notably the law of non-contradiction and the rule of inference — are applicable to norms in general and to legal norms in particular.

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Law and Logic Again,red it in the negative. To supplement this discussion, I should like to refer to an article unfortunately still unknown to me at the time, “Die Norm ist kein Urteil”, by Karel Engli?, which appeared in . . (1964), No. 3, pp. 305–316.

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S. Chetan,Abhijeet Purkayastha,S. Venuable forces in the Western world which were working to uphold the principle of monarchy. But they were reckoned to be reactionary. The idea of the popular state was the thing of the future. It drew the hearts of all who believed in progress and wished to see a higher development of social life. And

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Mechanical Properties of Coatings,of view, namely that from a . rational standpoint one . the validity of natural law. For I do not consider such a conversion possible, and that for a reason which follows precisely from what I wish to discuss: the foundation of the natural law theory, i.e., the answer to the question, on what presup