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A Call For Scientific Purity Axel Hgerstrms Critique Of Legal Science Max Lyles

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A Call For Scientific Purity Axel Hgerstrms Critique Of Legal Science Max Lyles instant download after payment.

Publisher: Institutet för Rättshistorisk Forksning

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.73 MB

Pages: 701

Author: Max Lyles

ISBN: 9789185190768, 9185190764

Language: English

Year: 2006

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A Call For Scientific Purity Axel Hgerstrms Critique Of Legal Science Max Lyles by Max Lyles 9789185190768, 9185190764 instant download after payment.

"A Call for Scientific Purity: Axel Hägerström’s Critique of Legal Science" deals with the subject matter of the genesis of Axel Hägerström’s and the Uppsala School’s theories of law and legal science.The study is an analysis of Hägerström’s theories of law conducted in close prox- imity to his general philosophy especially his marked anti-metaphysics, which are factors that taken together explain the formalistic criticism characteristic for Hägerström’s legal theories, especially its critique of jurisprudence as being unscientific. In addition, the analysis implies the need of a reinterpretation of Hägerström’s ideas and theory of law, as well as those of the Uppsala School.