Law and philosophy

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[New York]: New York University Press (1964)
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An analysis of "in defense of natural law".Wolfgang Friedmann
An analysis of judicial reasoning.Paul A. Freund
Civil disobedience and the duty of fair play.Milton R. Konvitz
Comments.Edward J. Boustein
Comments.Michael H. Cardozo
Either-or or neither-nor?Kenneth Stern
Elements of natural law philosophy.Jerome Hall
Equality and obedience to law.Monroe C. Beardsley
Essence and concept in natural law theory.Frederick A. Olafson
Fair play and civil disobedience.Ernest Nagel
Human nature and natural law.Arthur C. Danto
Huntsmen, what quarry?Stuart M. Brown Jr
In defense of natural law.H. S. Rommen
Justice and the common good.Richard Taylor
Law and morality.John Ladd
Law, decision, and the behavorial sciences.Paul Kurtz
Law, justice, and obedience.Sidney Hook
Legal formalism and formalistic devices of juristic thinking.Ilmar Tammelo
Legal obligation and the duty of fair play.John Rawls
Leges sine logica vanae.Richard M. Martin
Natural right in itself and allegedly relativistic eudaemonism.David Baumbardt
Neutral principles" and future cases.Louis Henkin
On defining and defending natural law.William K. Frankena
Rule and case.Richard Kuhns
The metaphysics of natural law.Felix Oppenheim
The myth of natural law.Kai Nielsen
The nature of judicial reasoning.Edward H. Levi
The obligation to obey the law and the ends of the state.Poland Pennock
The problem of mr. Rawls' problem.John Courtney Murray
The right to disobey.Paul Weiss
Unnatural law.Raziel Abelson
Utility and the obligation to obey the law.Richard C. Brandt
The Obligation to Obey the Law and the Ends of the State.  (pages 77--85)J. Roland Pennock
The nature of legal reasoning.  (pages 263--281)E. H. Levi

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