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Alan Norrie, Law and the Beautiful Soul

Glasshouse Press, London, 2005, vi + 218 pp

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  1. Numbers in brackets refer to the page number of the book under review, unless otherwise stated.

  2. Drawing here on the distinction given by Bhaskar (1993).

  3. Bhaskar’s work has developed in stages, with the definitively ‘dialectical’ element (1993) proceeded by earlier ‘critical realist’ treatments of the natural and social sciences: (1978) and (1979), respectively.

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Calder, G. Alan Norrie, Law and the Beautiful Soul. Criminal Law, Philosophy 3, 317–320 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11572-009-9079-4

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