On Philosophy in American Law

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New York: Cambridge University Press (2009)
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Karl Llewellyn and the course of philosophy in American law -- Philosophical perspectives on law -- Areas of philosophy and their relationship to law -- Philosophical examinations of legal issues -- Law, rhetoric, and practice theory -- Commentaries-- Questioning the relationship between philosophy and American Law.

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K235.O57 2009

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21. Legal Philosophy over the Next Century.Transportation We Were Promised
24 The Irrelevance of Contemporary Academic Philosophy for Law: Recovering the Rhetorical Tradition.Francis J. Mootz Iii
Critical legal theory today.Jack M. Balkin
Law and creativity.George H. Taylor
Law in life, life in law : Llewellyn's legal realism revisited.Jan M. Brockman
On Philosophy in American law (1934).K. N. Llewellyn
On philosophy in american law : Analytical legal philosophy.Brian H. Bix
On realism's own "hangover" of natural law philosophy : Llewellyn 'avec' Dooyeweerd.David S. Caudill
On the instrumental view of law in American legal culture.Brian Z. Tamanaha
Psychoanalysis as the jurisprudence of freedom.Jeanne L. Schroeder & David Gray Carlson
Reviving the subject of law.Penelope Pether
The aretaic turn in American philosophy of law.Lawrence B. Solum
The stories of American law.Robert L. Hayman Jr & Nancy Levit
Jamrary, 1934.  (pages 3)Kn Llewellynt
2 Law in Life, Life in Law: Llewellyn's Legal Realism Revisited.  (pages 11)Ianm Broekman
4 On the Instrumental View of Law in American.  (pages 27)Brian Z. Tamanaha
Contributors and Selected Bibliography.  (pages 28--295)Matthew D. Adler
When things went terribly, terribly wrong.  (pages 35)Steven L. Winter
The mechanics of perfection : Philosophy, theology, and the foundations of american law.  (pages 44)Larry Catá Backer
Toward normative jurisprudence.  (pages 55)Robin West
10 Law and Creativity.  (pages 81)George H. Taylor
Political philosophy and prosecutorial power.  (pages 106)Austin Sarat & Connor Clarke
On (moral) philosophy and American legal scholarship.  (pages 114)Matthew D. Adler
Philosophy of Law.  (pages 122)Lawrence B. Solum
On continental philosophy in american jurisprudence.  (pages 130)Adam Thurschwell
18 Law as Premise.  (pages 151)Frank I. Michelman
19 Doing Justice to Justice: Paul Ricoeur.  (pages 159)David H. Fisher
20 Love Is All You Need: Freedom of Thought versus Freedom of Action.  (pages 167)Eugene Garver
22 Atmospherics: Abortion Law and Philosophy.  (pages 184)Anita L. Allen
23 Foundationalism and Ground Truth in American Legal Philosophy: Classical Rhetoric.  (pages 195)Eileen A. Scallen
I should like to raise a query, however, whether the distinction taken between dictum and obiter dictum really corresponds to any definite usage of the legal profession. Most lawyers, I think, regard dictum as the elliptical equivalent of obiter dictum.  (pages 215)Peter Goodrich
26 Recent and Future Concepts of Law: From Conceptual Analysis to a Practice Theory of Law.  (pages 223)Dennis Patterson
27 The Tasks of a Philosophy of Law.  (pages 232)Robert P. Burns
28 Law and Philosophy at Odds.  (pages 241)Larry Alexander & Emily Sherwin
29 Jurisprudence: Beyond Extinction?  (pages 249)Steven D. Smith
30 Law and Philosophy in the Hyperreal.  (pages 257)Pierre Schlag
31 Philosophy? In American Law?  (pages 265)Philippe Nonet
Legal Philosophy.  (pages 273)Carlos A. Ball
33 This Jurisprudential Moment.  (pages 279)Marianne Constable
34 Fresh Looks, Philosophy-in-Action, and American Law.  (pages 285)Michael Sullivan
Dostoyevsky, Fyodor, 196 Doyle, Michael, 73, 80.  (pages 305)Paul Churchland, Marcus Tullius Cicero, Gregory Clark, Ronald H. Coase, David Cohen, Felix Cohen, Morris Cohen, Edward Lord Coke, David Cole & William T. Coleman

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