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| 101 | _aeng | ||
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_aEvaluation and legal theory _fJulie Dickson _g[pref.] John Gardner |
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_aOxford _cHart Publishing _d2001 |
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_aXII, 148p. _d20cm |
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| 225 | _aLegal theory today | ||
| 300 | _aInclui indice. | ||
| 330 | _a1. What's the point of jurisprudence? 2. Introducing the moral evaluation thesis. 3. Indirectly evaluative legal theory: meeting finnis' challenge. 4. Finnis and the moral justification thesis. 5. The beneficial moral consequences thesis and an introduction to dworkinian methodology. 6. What's the point of law? Dworkinian methodology and the argument from law's function. 7. Carrying on the conversation. | ||
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_aFILOSOFIA DO DIREITO _9565 |
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_aJURISPRUDÊNCIA _9673 |
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_aTEORIA GERAL DO DIREITO _922872 |
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_aDickson _bJulie _923104 |
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