Titlebook: Law and Logic; A Critical Account o Joseph Horovitz Book 1972 Springer-Verlag/Wien 1972 Hart.Law.Natur.interpretation.legal logic

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significant, an enormous task lies ahead in order to completely understand the complex pathophysiology of the cancer cell. Due to the considerable research investment in the Human Genome Project, it is estimated that within the next few years we will have access to complete or at least partial sequ

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General Introductionn investigation, to ascertain the most general properties of law as a rational system. Examination of a number of views of legal argument, selected from recent discussions in Germany, Belgium, and the English-speaking countries, will lead to the following main conclusions. The nonformalistic concept

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Two Nonformalistic Positions: Engisch and Simitisa legal system with the aid of the axiomatic-deductive method. So much empirical content is enmeshed in legal concepts, he explains, that they cannot be reduced to a small and closed set of basic concepts, as can mathematical concepts. Moreover, law differs from mathematics not only as a system of c

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An Axiologistic Position: Helleral structure of analogy and of analogical inference”, the aim of the work is said to be: “by the example of analogy to show the points of contact between the problems of the application of law, and formal logic, and to make a contribution towards the necessary separation between the logical and the

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The Belgian Discussion de Logique, has been promoting discussion on and research into legal logic since 1953. As is attested by Foriers, “it all began in August 1953, at the time of the International Colloquy in Logic which was held in Brussels”, when “in a very animated and occasionally even passionate debate certain lo

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The Discussion in the English-Speaking Countriesdence. They are: Julius Stone (Sydney), Edward H. Levi (Chicago), H. L. A. Hart (Oxford), O.C. Jensen (Natal); the exception is Stephen E. Toulmin, the English analytical philosopher and historian of science.

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