The paper addresses the highly controversial subject of the nature of law. It attempts to present a post-modern positivist concept of law that rejects the idea that normative contents are something objective or inter-subjective as well as the existence of a unified legal order. The concept builds on elements of system and discourse theory
This article undertakes to explain the importance of discourse in the modern philosophy of law. It c...
The concept of law is closely related to the conditions of validity of legal norms, which need to be...
The characteristic of postmodernism as a cultural paradigm is deconstruction. The fact that “deconst...
The paper addresses the highly controversial subject of the nature of law. It attempts to present a ...
The author, based on the theory of constructivism, explores the central concept of law — the legal n...
The thesis argues against Jiirgen Habermas' and Robert Alexy's discourse theory of law that legal di...
Jürgen Habermas's discourse theory of law has shaped debates on what we consider to be legitimate la...
The philosophy of law is not separate from but dependent upon ethics and political philosophy, which...
The paper deals with the possibility of a theory of the nature of law as such, a theory which will b...
In support of my longstanding claim that the traditional divide between natural law and legal positi...
A currently popular view among legal positivists is that law is a social construction. Many of the s...
Why care about what the law has to say? It aims to guide our actions, but its grounds for doing so a...
Legal philosophers make a number of bold, contentious claims about the nature of law. For instance, ...
The subject of this diploma thesis is discourse theory and its reflection on the style of judicial d...
The aim of this article is to see whether we can account for the normativity of law within the frame...
This article undertakes to explain the importance of discourse in the modern philosophy of law. It c...
The concept of law is closely related to the conditions of validity of legal norms, which need to be...
The characteristic of postmodernism as a cultural paradigm is deconstruction. The fact that “deconst...
The paper addresses the highly controversial subject of the nature of law. It attempts to present a ...
The author, based on the theory of constructivism, explores the central concept of law — the legal n...
The thesis argues against Jiirgen Habermas' and Robert Alexy's discourse theory of law that legal di...
Jürgen Habermas's discourse theory of law has shaped debates on what we consider to be legitimate la...
The philosophy of law is not separate from but dependent upon ethics and political philosophy, which...
The paper deals with the possibility of a theory of the nature of law as such, a theory which will b...
In support of my longstanding claim that the traditional divide between natural law and legal positi...
A currently popular view among legal positivists is that law is a social construction. Many of the s...
Why care about what the law has to say? It aims to guide our actions, but its grounds for doing so a...
Legal philosophers make a number of bold, contentious claims about the nature of law. For instance, ...
The subject of this diploma thesis is discourse theory and its reflection on the style of judicial d...
The aim of this article is to see whether we can account for the normativity of law within the frame...
This article undertakes to explain the importance of discourse in the modern philosophy of law. It c...
The concept of law is closely related to the conditions of validity of legal norms, which need to be...
The characteristic of postmodernism as a cultural paradigm is deconstruction. The fact that “deconst...
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