Philosophical aspects of law and jurisprudence are investigated
from various points of view. This collection represents the
analytic approach to legal philosophy. However, this approach is
not extreme in the sense that it is limited exclusively to
linguistic matters. The concept of norm as a directive of conduct
is the central category analyzed in particular essays. The
structure of directives as well as their semantic and pragmatic
roles are studied. Pragmatic functions of directives are linked
with their functioning as speech acts. Moreover, existence and
validity of norms are analyzed. The author also touches on general
methodological problems of legal theory and philosophy,
particularly their relations to social sciences. The collection
covers material interesting for philosophers, lawyers and social
scientists.
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